faddish

Unless the company is the sort of faddish place which makes it clear that they never wear smart clothes I would personally always suit up.

We just need the regulatory burdens to be consistent with the levels of societal harm and to prevent faddish uni-portfolios.

Maybe they are faddish, but it doesn't matter, as long as your payback period is short.

I find most everything faddish, but occasionaly things win out because they suck less than what we already have.

F95, forgiving a couple of faddish additions, is a pretty reasonable language.

Ergonomics aren't just faddish indulgence -- they can really make a difference.

I'd prefer to invest in the other type of technology instead of chasing faddish stuff.

The point isn't that you can insulate yourself from the fads; the point is that you should spend your career-building time on fundamental skills acquisition, and pick up faddish frameworks and languages on a JIT basis.

There also appears to be a strong dislike of older proven languages (don't ever mention the word C++) and a faddish obsession with newer younger languages.

I agree that it sounds very faddish, but that might be the whole point of the blog post - attracting talented developers.

It's the fault of businesspeople that programmers are faddish.

It's even worse with the faddish worship of interdisciplinary-ism...

Lewis in "Voyage of the Dawn Treader", written in the 1950s, ridicules vegetarianism as being faddish.

In my experience, this is all to often the truth: "There is also the problem that programmers tend to be somewhat faddish.

An unmonetized cat picture sharing app gets "valued" at $billions because it's hit some kind of faddish meme growth curve, is bought be Yahoo!

"hot" web companies that may be faddish, and have yet to prove a model to make money, yet get all the press plus $100M investment.