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While I agree with all of these, one employee _ought_ to be able to add typescript incrementally, or write a Dockerfile... Those are pretty straight-forward, in
by erulabs 8y ago
While I agree with all of these, one employee _ought_ to be able to add typescript incrementally, or write a Dockerfile... Those are pretty straight-forward, incremental changes. I've seen entire organizations sit and bite their nails when someone says "Hey, mind if I write a Dockerfile for this app?". Same thing with types - while I regularly get into debates about typescript versus flowtype - I very rarely add a type-comment (still valid JS!) without a lot of hand-wringing over "maybe one day we'll all sit down and do this RIGHT... until then, no progress on this, okay?".
- gnahckire 8y agoI also agree w/ you on this one. I'd like OP to expand on why that's a red flag. Dockerization and using TypeScript seem pretty straightforward and logical additions to me. Also, if they're only additions, I wouldn't consider them significant changes. Using TypeScript can be a significant change but Dockerization? That seems pretty standalone isn't it?