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If I wanted to embrace garbage every day I would have skipped college and went straight to being a bum. Life is too short to "embrace the garbage" every day.
by hondo77 10y ago
If I wanted to embrace garbage every day I would have skipped college and went straight to being a bum. Life is too short to "embrace the garbage" every day.
- ddw 10y agoThis. Developer happiness matters.
- lost953 10y agoNot nearly so much as customer happiness does.
- collyw 10y agoDecent developers don't want to work on shit code bases all day long. The application will suffer in the long run.
- OOPMan 10y agoAgreed. I'm not going to make any customers happy working on a product if I hate the codebase and the language I'm working in so much I just DGAF.
- oblio 10y agoThis looks like a lie. For the right amount of money, people will work for long periods of time on crap code bases.
- vancouverwill 10y agoNot sure about that. Most companies biggest problem is finding talent employees and most experienced engineers will not want to work on a Php codebase especially one full of technical debt due to the variety of other options in languages which compile and miss out on a huge percentage of php problems before you even run basic tests.
- y4mi 10y agoi think thats wrong. its mostly "not nearly as much as money does". and money is directly correlated to customer happiness
- pc86 10y agoTo be fair, you could have also skipped college and become a PHP developer.
- arpa 10y agoTo be honest, the way you put it (/i read it/) sounds like becoming a bum is a better alternative.