Why are programmers miserable and called code animals?

If a university teacher has not become an associate professor by the age of 40, is he miserable?

If a civil servant reaches the age of 40 and has not been mixed with a deputy section level, is he miserable?

If an operator reaches the age of 40 and has not become a deputy director of the workshop, is he miserable?

If an officer reaches the age of 40 and has not yet become a deputy regiment commander, is he miserable?

If an actor hasn't played a role by the age of 40, is he miserable?

If a shop owner hasn't been a supermarket boss by the age of 40, is he miserable?

So, if a programmer is still a programmer at the age of 40, he is indeed miserable!!

In any enterprise, the majority are at the bottom, and the few who can rise up are only a few. The so-called one will become famous and ten thousand bones will wither, so no matter what you do, you should have the ambition to become famous, and you should also have the psychological preparation to be ten thousand bones.

Compared to some professions, being a programmer is a relatively good profession, others ride horses and I ride donkeys, I look forward and I am inadequate, and I look backwards, and there are cart men. Although it is not enough than the above, it is more than the bottom.

If you're young, how do you know you're going to be miserable? If you're not young, what are you going to do?

The same goes for programmers.

What does the coder mean:

Literally speaking, hail old code farmer is a farmer who specializes in writing **, in fact, he is a programmer, generally refers to a staff engaged in software development positions, can not learn new technologies, and is also a self-deprecating title for some software development staff.

Essentially, a coder is a "robot talent" who writes whatever you ask him to write. Most of the so-called coders are familiar with several programming languages, but they are not familiar with the business side. Of course, there are also factors that are not interested, after all, usually, all the coder does is write **.

Code farmer generally refers to employees who are engaged in software development positions and cannot learn new technologies, and it is also a self-deprecating title for some software development workers.

With the change of the times, many handsome and wealthy IT engineers of Internet companies also deride themselves as "code farmers". Most of them are high-income and highly educated IT elites, and many of them have worked as high-level architects and senior engineers in enterprises, because they love programming and insist on writing code, so they call it "code". In addition, the headquarters of large Internet companies are located in development zones on the edge of Tanshenkai City, such as the Science and Technology Park in Shangdi in Beijing and Shenzhen, so they deride themselves as "farmers".

On the other hand, "code farmers" are already a kind of self-deprecation of IT handsome and rich, for example, Beijing's real estate sales near Shangdi often jokingly say to customers: the real estate here has been speculated by code farmers more expensive than the city, and code farmers are the most comfortable to be neighbors, and the code farmers have the highest quality. Bill Gates and Zuckerberg are both representatives of handsome and wealthy "code farmers".

1. The image is similar.

Code farmer is actually a kind of self-deprecation of the programmer for his profession, the programmer will associate his programming career with hoeing, the neatly planted seedlings in the field and the dense ** on the screen at first glance a little similar.

The way the crops are planted corresponds to the programming style, and we can find the corresponding similarities in the programming engineering of the remaining steps

Weeding and pest control: Naturally, it is doing debugging, carrying water to water the garden: presumably pair programming in a small vegetable garden.

The title of coder also reveals a sense of light-heartedness, funny, and nonsensical, which is also a good combination of a simple manual work and a high-IQ mental work.

2. The work is similar Secondly, in the Internet industry, programmers work overtime is commonplace, project progress, sudden needs, and temporary changes from customers may become reasons for overtime. In this way, there are bound to be programmers whose income is not so considerable compared to other people's tremors because of their lack of ability, and then the income problem has become the heart of that group of people.

The two characteristics of "hard work" and "low income" are similar to those of farmers, so whether they are self-deprecating or are called "code farmers" by others, it is very likely that one of the two signs of hard work and low income will be included.

If you have both, it's a purebred 'code farmer'. Calling oneself in the tone of 'code farmer' is the same as some self-deprecating Internet terms, more self-deprecating and self-ironic. In fact, there are many elite 'code farmers' with high incomes and relatively less hard work in the industry.

A programmer is a professional engaged in program development and program maintenance. Programmers can be divided into programmers and programmers. The world's first programmer was Adalovelace, the daughter of the famous British poet George Gordon Byron, who designed a program for solving Bernoulli's equations on the Babbage analysis machine.

A coder can refer to a professional in a certain field of programming, or a professional engaged in software writing, program development, and maintenance. But in general, coder refers specifically to the coder who writes **.

The meaning of the code farmer is the farmer who cultivates the **, which means the programmer, which means that the work is very hard. It takes a long time to learn this, it is difficult, and it takes three and a half years to learn quickly, and finding a job is also a skill.

Code farmer average: The code farmer (secondary) population depends on writing ** for a living, and the short code farmer. Product features: low income, long working hours.