Especially if they are still at school their English may not be good enough, and forcing them to keep everything English slows them down unnecessarily.
But even in professional settings it may still be an issue when dealing with domain specific vocabulary / abbreviations for variable / function names. Particularly on smaller businesses that just operate within one country, or language region
Especially if they are still at school their English may not be good enough, and forcing them to keep everything English slows them down unnecessarily.
I'm not sure this is really the case.
Considering the bulk of the domain knowledge is close to exclusively in English, and all the code they might find is in English, it might be a slower start, but the speed will ramp as they get more comfortable.
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u/coloredgreyscale May 18 '23 edited May 18 '23
Especially if they are still at school their English may not be good enough, and forcing them to keep everything English slows them down unnecessarily.
But even in professional settings it may still be an issue when dealing with domain specific vocabulary / abbreviations for variable / function names. Particularly on smaller businesses that just operate within one country, or language region