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That's because as a good developer you know that ignoring those things will eventually bite you on the ass.
by brokenmachine 8y ago
That's because as a good developer you know that ignoring those things will eventually bite you on the ass.
- collyw 8y agoExactly. I try explaining, but its always a case of "yes, next month".
- brokenmachine 8y agoUnfortunately as we all know, the problem is that you're the one who will get bit on the ass, not them. "Your feature made things slow down - you need to fix it!! Oh, BTW we need this next new feature as well".