Yeah, I’m already quite content, if I know upfront that our customer’s goal does not violate the laws of physics.
Obviously, there’s also devs who code more run-of-the-mill stuff, like yet another business webpage, but those are still coded anew (and not just copy-pasted), because customers have different and complex requirements. So, even those are still quite a bit more complex than designing just any Gomoku game.
Yeah, I’m already quite content, if I know upfront that our customer’s goal does not violate the laws of physics.
Obviously, there’s also devs who code more run-of-the-mill stuff, like yet another business webpage, but those are still coded anew (and not just copy-pasted), because customers have different and complex requirements. So, even those are still quite a bit more complex than designing just any Gomoku game.
Haha, this is so true and I don’t even work in IT. For me there’s bonus points if the customer’s initial idea is solvable within Euclidean geometry.
Now I am curious what the most outlandish request or goal has been so far?