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Search for baklava code. Or architecture astronauts. It's comes from leadership and trickles down to individual engineers. If your leader is deep into this min
by sergiotapia 7y ago
Search for baklava code. Or architecture astronauts.
It's comes from leadership and trickles down to individual engineers. If your leader is deep into this mindset of completely over engineering things, you are screwed. I quit a job like this because the system was just too much. It was making me hate my profession and that's when I knew it was time to go.
You can get so far with a simple monolith, there is no need to suffer the whims of someone justifying their position.
- krzepah 7y agoHi, I've had the luck to work on a 10 years old Django System. Everyone from the 6 people working on it said it was the purest sh.t they saw. On the other hand, I need to learn new stuff. I tried Express or other JS fmw but these are not new things. You can get pretty sh.tty unusable code with a monolith, while state-of-the-art is expected to be understood and seek by people that crave for more. Tbh, I think it all depends on how well a team is prepared, and ofc it is more complex with the later tools, but they definitely avoid a lot of useless and shame code. It is also very common that business hasn't validated their initial client base.