The death of web development education
- In a personal blog post, Baldur Bjarnason describes how he worked in various fields and positions: as an author, publisher, consultant, developer, educator, as well as radio and TV producer.
- None of these jobs were economically viable in the long term.
- Adding insult to injury, the respective communities alienate interdisciplinary people who do not fit into their narrow conception of the field.
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- In a personal blog post, Baldur Bjarnason describes how he worked in various fields and positions: as an author, publisher, consultant, developer, educator, as well as radio and TV producer.
- None of these jobs were economically viable in the long term.
- Adding insult to injury, the respective communities alienate interdisciplinary people who do not fit into their narrow conception of the field.
Sources: Molily