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> Why use... This is usually the most important question to ask about a tool for a project. However, it is reasonable for the answer to be "because I"ve heard
by afarrell 8y ago
> Why use...
This is usually the most important question to ask about a tool for a project.
However, it is reasonable for the answer to be "because I"ve heard that this tool is useful, and I want to better understand how it is shaped and what things are hard/easy to do with it"
- nineteen999 8y agoWhich is cool when it's your own personal blog and all, but when it happens in a production environment and it's an unnecessary component, and you're the only person working on it, and you omit to document how you're using it before leaving for another job ... I believe this is referred to as "resume driven development".