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I think the inexperienced developer simply hasn't had to personally dig through old commits/history to solve enough problems. There's likely a threshold (a 100
by djKianoosh 6y ago
I think the inexperienced developer simply hasn't had to personally dig through old commits/history to solve enough problems.
There's likely a threshold (a 10000 hours type thing) where you've researched enough code history to value great commit messages and descriptions and docs/readmes, issue descriptions and comments etc.
But how do we impart the importance of this to the other devs around us that will make it stick? Past "war" stories?
- cutemonster 6y agoMaybe let them maintain a 20 years old project with unusual behavior and requirements, and nice helpful 20 years old commit messages?