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The issue with this is that if you’re doing cookie cutter websites. At some point it’s going to be more efficient to abstract out the shared functionality and b
by markburns 7y ago
The issue with this is that if you’re doing cookie cutter websites. At some point it’s going to be more efficient to abstract out the shared functionality and build a framework of some sort. You’ll become more efficient but you’ll either lose predictability or you’ll just be padding estimates to whatever you were estimating before. Not a bad position to be in but you’ll always be somewhere between predictable and inefficient or efficient and unpredictable.