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More than programming, often a lot of time goes in discussions and meetings. I feel the best thing that can happen is, if you hire a programmer who does end-to-
by thallukrish 10y ago
More than programming, often a lot of time goes in discussions and meetings. I feel the best thing that can happen is, if you hire a programmer who does end-to-end and releases a product all by himself/herself. This whole job of parallelizing, scheduling and managing looks so artificial and thrust upon unnecessarily just because we were not able to slice and dice the problems in a way they can be addressed completely individually.
- ugh123 10y ago>slice and dice the problems in a way they can be addressed completely individually. So microservices.. err.. "microdevelopment"? Yeah screw teamwork, that never worked. Goodluck with that.
- usrusr 10y ago> slice and dice the problems in a way they can be addressed completely individually Good luck working with the solution once that individual has left your organization (or moved to a different part or role). Solo development benefits a lot from the assumptions a developer can make about his own style, but all those assumptions turn into liabilities once the code passes into different hands.