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I would expand upon this and say that Progammer B doesn't ship the code at all, it wouldn't pass code review muster. Unless we're talking about a seriously sil
by linuxftw 8y ago
I would expand upon this and say that Progammer B doesn't ship the code at all, it wouldn't pass code review muster.
Unless we're talking about a seriously silo'ed org, or Programmer B is actually "Team B"
- waterlink 8y agoYeah, that is probably a few first months of a start-up (or even first year).
- monocasa 8y agoA lot of teams are a cult of personality around one developer. Particularly if there are a bunch of juniors on the rest of the team, Programmer B can usually get anything through code review with the 'ol "of course it's complicated, that's why _I_ am the one working on it. It's not for mortals to understand".
- hinkley 8y agoTreat every question about your code as feedback. If multiple people ask the same question you have a problem that needs to be fixed. Documenting the gotcha should be your last resort. Implying incompetence isn’t even in the board.