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I expect the truth of this lies somewhere in the outsourcing industry. It has every smell of miscommunicated requirements and half-assed implementation. If I'm
by eponeponepon 10y ago
I expect the truth of this lies somewhere in the outsourcing industry. It has every smell of miscommunicated requirements and half-assed implementation.
If I'm right, I doubt it'll ever be admitted to though.
- briandear 10y agoI wish I could upvote this a hundred times. I am currently dealing with an Indian dev shop and the code has been atrocious -- as if they didn't even read the requirement. Doing a very basic Stripe integration has taken nearly a week and it was still incorrect. I could provide days of examples.
- eponeponepon 10y agoThe people writing your code have certainly not read the requirements. They'll each be working on one single aspect, and focussing entirely on fulfilling some knocked-together unit tests written by someone who might've read the requirements, but only with a view to working out how to make as much existing code as possible from the last customer fit into your project.