a) Most I speak to had a Z-rate CS education which scraped a bit of OO design in Java and don't know they really exist.
b) Most languages they cut their first code in are about puking data around from SQL to the web which rarely if ever requires an FSM.
c) Someone thumped them over the head with "Windows Workflow for dummies" which is then assumed to be the answer to all stateful problems.
d) It looks hard so they don't bother.
e) "developers" should not be confused with "computer scientists". It's "builders" versus "engineers".
a) Most I speak to had a Z-rate CS education which scraped a bit of OO design in Java and don't know they really exist.
b) Most languages they cut their first code in are about puking data around from SQL to the web which rarely if ever requires an FSM.
c) Someone thumped them over the head with "Windows Workflow for dummies" which is then assumed to be the answer to all stateful problems.
d) It looks hard so they don't bother.
e) "developers" should not be confused with "computer scientists". It's "builders" versus "engineers".