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Nope. It is not. There you go. I gave a similarly strong argument to yours. Or did you really want to give arguments but you forgot it?
by fogetti 8y ago
Nope. It is not. There you go. I gave a similarly strong argument to yours.
Or did you really want to give arguments but you forgot it?
- Daishiman 8y agoThe arguments are well laid out by other responses, but the gist of it is that 90% of devs are wasting their time thinking about the details of infrastructure code, as it does not pertain to their skillset and it takes _years_ to master it. You cannot get junior engineers contributing to infra, or most Semi-senior engineers either. You need a ton of upfront thinking about releases, policies, backouts, risk, etc. And tbh, if you're thinking about those things it makes no sense that you also focus on user-facing features.