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I have that problem even worse in that I have to work with a developer who will actively develop like that. Every time he has to add a feature, instead of addi
by ChrisRR 7y ago
I have that problem even worse in that I have to work with a developer who will actively develop like that. Every time he has to add a feature, instead of adding it into the relevant module, he'll add it into 2 or 3 different module which have the knock-on effect of doing what he wants.
It took me months to take his spaghetti code, modularise it, and yet still every time he commits is a constant argument of things being in the wrong place in code.
- JohnBooty 7y agoAnd of course, management often loves that sort of dude. The burden of proof is usually on you to prove why your slower-in-the-short-term approach is better than that guy's approach, which will get working code into production two hours from now.