As programmers, we have a limited language and an objective to create great things. I consider that wee needs to understand that in comparison to other careers we have something established and that needs to be understandable to everyone else without rodeos. Up to this moment at the University we have been taught many programming languages, the way to use them, the internationality that they have and the many ways we can use to solve a problem. We are the society of limited language but great imagination. There are some good practices that as developers we need to follow, such as making the code as understandable as possible, to generate the documentation, to describe what we are doing and so on, so that people who read our code can easily understand it and make the proper changes in the correct time. But sometimes, people do not understand it and generate the code as hard as they can, so that their ideas cannot be stolen. The problem with developers who do this is that the li