Sentence examples for competent programmer from inspiring English sources
This is shortsighted, because any competent programmer can easily learn a new computer language if given a few weeks.
A reasonably competent programmer who is willing to delve into the arcana of computer operating systems and networks can cobble together viruses or other destructive computer code from software posted online.
It's worth noting that these courses expect that you are already a somewhat competent programmer.
Any competent programmer experienced in the C language (the standard for the last 15 years) can become productive in Java in a couple of weeks.
To perform data entry into StatsDB, a parser is included for the popular FastQC tool, and parsers for other tools can be written in less than a day by a competent programmer or scripter.
Put together the Bay Area's outrageously high costs and its appalling infrastructure with the ever-increasing number of perfectly competent programmers elsewhere (not just Austin and Raleigh, but Bangalore and Prague) and, surely, the valley will gradually be hollowed out?This argument contains two huge exaggerations and one kernel of truth.
Towards this goal, sfCITI wants to both place and train competent programmers in addition to further utilizing and streamlining the HireSF website, allowing partner companies who want to hire to easily find people looking for jobs.
In January, we saw Mayor Ed Lee, Ron Conway, and former TechCrunch CEO Heather Harde launched sfCITI, a committee which focuses on hiring — both placing and training competent programmers and just generally bringing smart people into San Francisco's workforce.
And, it will probably happen again... at least until they hire more competent programmers who are willing to start over if the system has become unworkable.
A competent British programmer, it featured American star George Brent as a London bookseller who is involved in blackmail and murder.
Any reasonably competent Russian programmer can reinvent the software from scratch, and that is just what is happening (see box, p. 174).
