SIGIA-L Mail Archives: Re: SIGIA-L: SIG-IA Web development: dat
Re: SIGIA-L: SIG-IA Web development: databases and dynamically generated pages
From: Richard Hill (rhill_at_asis.org)
Date: Tue Feb 13 2001 - 15:56:27 EST
[forwarded for Blake Carver]
No way.
That's like saying the less you know about the car you're driving the
better, no need to know how to change a flat, or the oil. While you don't
need to know how to rebuild the transmission, or stuff like that, you
certainly should know how to change a tire.
Designers should know Photoshop and HTML, and more, really as much as
possible.
Plus you make yourself look smarter in meetings with the geeks!
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Blake Carver
LISNews.com
http://www.lisnews.com
Librarian and Information Science News
----- Original Message -----
> ><flame bait>
> >As far as specs and experiences go however, the less
> >the IA thinks about the underlying technology the
> >better if you ask me.
> ></flame bait>
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