Closed abbynormative closed 3 years ago
Perhaps there should also be an 11. I will mentor the next generation of programmers and encourage them to follow the Programmer's Oath.
Good idea! I think there is more generally a missing tenet around how we should treat the people we collaborate with.
There's also a sentiment I'd like to capture around working to improve diversity in our field, perhaps that could be integrated into one of these tenets.
What do you think?
Tenets about kindness towards people we work with and diversity would be great. :+1:
Agreed on both counts!
Any update on this? :)
No update right now, in future when I have a block of time free I intend to make some changes based on this and other issues, just a little swamped right now.
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Any update on this? :)
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I too agree that this is a great addition, but feel it should be under a new tenet 11, "Giving back to the community".
This is a first draft, building on @abbynormative 's excellent wording. Comments and suggestions welcome.
- I will give back to the community by volunteering my time and expertise to open source projects and by offering help to those who need it, without expecting or demanding anything in return. I will be kind to my fellow programmers and offer help to the best of my ability. I will not feign surprise when they don't know something, or disparage their code, and will try to point them in the direction of learning to solve their own problems.
In my opinion, "fellow programmers" is a better term than "beginner programmers" since even senior developers may find themselves in a beginner's shoes while learning a new technology or framework.
@Widdershin I will be happy to submit a pull request once everyone is happy with the wording.