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Exactly. Whenever I see an engineer take a hardline position (eg: "no monorepos you zealots!") I always ask myself: is this person just annoyed? Most of the ti
by 0xFACEFEED 8y ago
Exactly. Whenever I see an engineer take a hardline position (eg: "no monorepos you zealots!") I always ask myself: is this person just annoyed?
Most of the time they're just annoyed.
One side effect of every successful business are annoyed worker ants that are sick of dealing with growth problems. I've been there. I know how annoying it can be.
Personally I've found comfort in embracing the chaos and learning to manage it responsibly. No dogma. No absolutes. Know how to do monorepos well. Know how to do polyrepos well. Learn the pitfalls of both. Don't assume other people are stupid zealots.
- rkangel 8y agoI agree. Any article (like the linked one) that states one side of a case as an absolute without giving any exceptions or caveats is going to be greeted by me with scepticism. Particularly as he keeps mentioning 3 large engineering organisations that disagree with him.