Instead of switching from programming to management as their companies grow, I wonder if founders could one day manage by programming.
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It could work like the "surgical team" model of programming Fred Brooks wrote about.
Though in practice it would probably work more like the rest of the company building a domain specific language that the founder used.
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How come doctors, architects, etc are respected with age but coders aren't.
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indeed. Abstract pseudo-language. And 3D, because that's how data and thinking is. I'm built 50% of it and moving forward
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Management moves only as fast as trust between people involved. You gonna design me a DSL to build trust?
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Been thinking about this some more. Have you seen JIRA Query Language? DSL like tools for project mgt make some sense.
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Isn't that effectively what's happening when senior technical folks end up writing design docs and leaving the implementation to others?
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Shall we call it the Wolfram Language?
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changing "build feature X" to "build primitives with which I can rapidly iterate on feature X"?
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Interesting. Would the benefit be clarity of instruction?
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Last I looked, Trump was your President, so I think mgmt by coding is out.
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