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These individuals often take on roles such as open-source maintainers, low-level programmers, or code reviewers. Their selflessness and meticulous attention to detail often go unnoticed. A prime example of a craft-based programmer is Linus Torvalds, who famously expressed frustration over overly complex code, underscoring the importance of simplicity in programming.
Exploring Result-Based Programmers
Conversely, result-based programmers are more focused on the end product rather than the code behind it. Key characteristics of this group include:
A desire for rapid development and implementation
A propensity to embrace experimental technologies
A reliance on existing solutions rather than building from scratch
A passion for what the program can achieve