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Because with a large codebase, you're not going to be particularly productive on the first day? I mean, it's better for web projects with a framework and set of
by krakensden 16y ago
Because with a large codebase, you're not going to be particularly productive on the first day? I mean, it's better for web projects with a framework and set of conventions, but for, say, sizeable C++ applications it can be a serious hurdle.