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God, yes! Even if it's not the best way. If it's for more than one person, for the sake of sanity, pick a single way to do normal tasks. It doesn't have to be
by zbentley 8y ago
God, yes!
Even if it's not the best way. If it's for more than one person, for the sake of sanity, pick a single way to do normal tasks. It doesn't have to be static (changes to the process/tooling can be trialed and applied), but it should be single.
I've built developer tools for big teams that improved productivity and increased my and others' happiness for a living. And I'd shred every single commit to those tools in a heartbeat in exchange for an environment where you don't have to head-scratch about what process and tools other people were using to make changes to the same code.