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From what I've seen the most common mistake when starting working on a new codebase is to not read it all before doing any change. I really mean it, a whole lo
by quadcore 9y ago
From what I've seen the most common mistake when starting working on a new codebase is to not read it all before doing any change.
I really mean it, a whole lot of programmers simply dont read the codebase before starting a task. Guess the result, specially in terms of frustration.
- rocky1138 9y agoSometimes the code is so horribly written we have nothing else to try but to poke at it with a stick in different ways until it breaks.