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I like the focus on scale in the title, and think it’s very apt. Requiring discipline is not superior or inferior, but doesn’t scale. It’s then your to decide

by hrktb 6y ago

I like the focus on scale in the title, and think it’s very apt. Requiring discipline is not superior or inferior, but doesn’t scale. It’s then your to decide how much it matters: do you have/need to only focus on a small group or are you tools targeted at a wide audience or you want it to widely succeed ? The answers to that question won’t be the same for everyone.

spyckie2 6y ago
My usage of inferior/superior is contextualized mainly to scaling but the article mentioned many more things other than scale in the anecdotes (like producing better code overall). Maybe the vagueness of the word choice is a bit controversial in this definition-sensitive environment.