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yeah. the 10x-er usually play the role of wrecking havoc and after that the 0.1x-ers usually clean it up and stabilize it. If you're in that situation you need
by mirceal 8y ago
yeah. the 10x-er usually play the role of wrecking havoc and after that the 0.1x-ers usually clean it up and stabilize it. If you're in that situation you need to get to greener pasture after you've put a reasonable amount of effort into explaining why this is bad + trying to raise awareness
- blablabla123 8y agoNot sure if this matches my definition of 10x-er ;) No, but there is certainly some truth to it, those who routinely push a lot of code tend to be less stringent on following best practices. I think it's smart to keep changesets small but efficient without being neither too pedantic nor too sloppy. After all coding should still be a fun activity, even with all these crazy processes in place...