By Natasha Lomas
Published: Thursday 19 June 2008
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Name
Karen Challinor
Location
UK
Occupation
staring at clouds
Comment
would this be because the focus has shifted to using existing software rather than teaching the pronciples of software development and logical analysis ?
well the older generation has that particular skillset in spades and would be quite happy to work on video games
how about asking us
would this be because the focus has shifted to us...
Karen Challinor
Part of the problem is that commercial games now r...
Andrew Fish
Wah, F&*£ing wah. You want decent coders, pay mor...
Me Myself
I agree with thei analysis. There must e radical c...
Neil McBride
Long in the tooth, perhaps with the older crowd wh...
Anonymous
Totally agree with "Me Myself" - a starting salary...
Richard Southern
Anonymous - Dublin
you may be surprised at what...
Karen Challinor
Universities are hard pressed these days by the pe...
Mark Hosey
Ummmm, maybe I'm not qualified to speak, what with...
Jeremy Wickins
If they want to stimulate student demand for these...
Mark Hosey
As a 40 year old who started programming over a qu...
Ian Springham
We saw this one coming *years* ago (sigh!)
The ...
Chris Holland
For years giant companies have been buying out the...
Anthony Hunt
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