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Sounds like a great way to drown the team in process. I don't mean to sound snarky but you often need to find the right balance between process and making sure
by sriramk 17y ago
Sounds like a great way to drown the team in process. I don't mean to sound snarky but you often need to find the right balance between process and making sure the team can write code and ship features without having to spin up a ton of paperwork and training.
- ww520 17y agoProcesses and rules are in place because of these kind of painful experience. No one likes process. No one likes to be under the gun to fix a down production server neither.
- richardw 17y agoYou don't have to use the same people to develop, document and train. Most of the time it's a very bad idea. Also, each change in the dev environment doesn't kick off a bunch of admin. However, each change in a live environment with hundreds of thousands of customers, who in turn have businesses with collectively millions of customers, should be as close to perfect as you can get. You just can't get that if you only document something up to two months later.