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This is a board with 90% or so software developers. Your point, of course, is accurate. It's going to get torn down anyway. It's like convincing lawyers that t
by candiodari 8y ago
This is a board with 90% or so software developers. Your point, of course, is accurate. It's going to get torn down anyway.
It's like convincing lawyers that they're not needed in situation X. Doesn't work.
- prepend 8y agoI’m a software developer. I build big things, and I wrestle through rewrites of spaghetti Code. I once had to convert a start up from a cold fusion web site the ceo and biz dev (both non developers) had written. I get it. But I think there are lots of little scripts and one-offs I write that are suitable for me, but would make so sense as a large designed system. Every once in a while they’ll get promoted or reused. The solution to this problem isn’t premature optimization to write all my code with max generalization using on the enterprise approved development platform. But to just accept in life there are positive inefficiencies. There’s also a decentralization argument here somewhere.