Jeff, your article hit a home run for me. I love the comparison you used in the last sentence - "A tool that can become any tool is nothing less than an imagination compiler". I've never been much of a hardware guy but over the last year, I found myself gravitating more and more to IoT and embedded systems. This has very little to do with my day-to-day job but I just want to understand how it all works. There's been an itch I felt that over the last 10 years of programming I haven't made anything that would be useful for me or people close to me. I want to build something for myself, my family and my small business.
Your article put it into words much better than I could. And it threw me into a deep reflection.
Thank you, and have a wonderful day.
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Jeff, your article hit a home run for me. I love the comparison you used in the last sentence - "A tool that can become any tool is nothing less than an imagination compiler". I've never been much of a hardware guy but over the last year, I found myself gravitating more and more to IoT and embedded systems. This has very little to do with my day-to-day job but I just want to understand how it all works. There's been an itch I felt that over the last 10 years of programming I haven't made anything that would be useful for me or people close to me. I want to build something for myself, my family and my small business.
Your article put it into words much better than I could. And it threw me into a deep reflection.
Thank you, and have a wonderful day.