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> The longer-term you can think about your software, the more robust and less costly and painful its development will be. That's true only if you have experien
by blowski 10y ago
> The longer-term you can think about your software, the more robust and less costly and painful its development will be.
That's true only if you have experienced engineers from a range of backgrounds. Put a bunch of junior devs on the project, and they'll prevaricate about issues such as "tabs vs spaces".
The whole article sounded too much like a rant. The problem is not "how do you build good software" but "how do you build software that's good enough to generate value, manage technical debt, and still make money?".