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The number of devs is not so important. One author who is left alone from corporate BS for three years can achieve more than a collection of 10 randomly hired p
by cbxxx 8y ago
The number of devs is not so important. One author who is left alone from corporate BS for three years can achieve more than a collection of 10 randomly hired programmers who just disturb the lead dev.
- woadwarrior01 8y agoAs someone who has worked on language runtimes in a corporate environment, I believe there’s some truth to this. One successful example of this would be Mike Pall, of the LuaJIT fame.