As an ex-student, I would rather take a CS degree though, even though I was in it for the software development. You end up learning about software development anyway, in the beginning of your career, so it's not a good use of your time to devote yourself to this in college.
You end up learning about software development anyway, in the beginning of your career
...and that's exactly what people are complaining about: the Diaspora devs learning about software development practices in the beginning of their career, while writing code for release.
