A big part of the Developer Aesthetic is humour. Today via @martinlippert I came across a great Tumblr, Classic Programmer Paintings
“Painters and Hackers: nothing in common whatsoever, but these are classical painter’s depictions of software engineering (technically, might not be all classical but hey, this is just a tumblr)”
There are plenty of good examples, but I particularly liked
“A young programmer with standing desk” 1670-2, Johannes Vermer https://t.co/JkRHT1kGht classic programmer paintings pic.twitter.com/jqMcjFHxRb
— Grumble Bundle (@monkchips) April 8, 2016
But of course what really makes a good joke is sharing it, which is why this instant reply was so perfectly on point
Nice big monitor, too. https://t.co/pQL3f5OwI9
— Nick (@python33r) April 8, 2016
You don’t want to miss the details though
https://twitter.com/earthowned/status/718378933096423425
So much this. In case you’re wondering, according to @jackwmartin that’s not a Photoshopped iPhone, it’s Cupid holding a love note. The full painting is actually called A woman standing at a virginal.
James Moore says:
April 8, 2016 at 2:01 pm
Thanks for sharing. The Scala one is hysterical (speaking as a Scala user).
gclaramunt says:
April 8, 2016 at 4:01 pm
Yeah, I made a typo, is Vermeer, but is fixed now…. glad you enjoy it 🙂