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I'm a little confused by both the question and the current answers. Maybe because, when I've had that position, there was a project manager that or similar that
by narag 9y ago
I'm a little confused by both the question and the current answers. Maybe because, when I've had that position, there was a project manager that or similar that dictated what should I do and what was expected from me.
Also being new with a tech stack is enough of a handicap to keep me busy getting to speed, so adding quality and better engineering practices had to wait.
Actually, the first time that I found myself in such a situation, I later regretted I had not invested much more time in learning the framework so I could had detected bad design that later slowed us.
- sidcool 9y agoTrue. Learning the framework and its idiomatic style is very important.