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Too true. On my job we have frameworks from the Architects, and stuff that drips in from outside. The Architects typically buy some Framework from a Trustwort
by hyperman1 6y ago
Too true. On my job we have frameworks from the Architects, and stuff that drips in from outside.
The Architects typically buy some Framework from a Trustworthy Enterprise, as approved by the Gods of Gartner. Quality varies wildly, but if you move half a mm from the beaten path you're on your own. I gain a thumbleweed badge on stackoverflow every time I deal with their stuff.
Compare it to outside world stuff. Quality also varies wildly, but 5 minutes on Google generally delivers someone who already suffered trough hell for me, and forged some unholy pact with the technology in question.
Unfortunately, neither camp can choose a boring, proven, working technology that exists already a few years and is in common usage.
- afarrell 6y agoIf you found yourself using a boring, proven, working technology ...how vividly would you remember that experience?
- hyperman1 6y agoYou would have a feeling of trust. As an example: I click on a browser icon and I get a working browser with a predictable behaviour. One day, chromium edge took over, messed up a ton of settings,and kept on blathering about my experience. 5 minutes of filling out a work sheet changed to 30 minutes of whack a browser. My amicable brotherly feelings of good that day did not extend to the average Microsoft employee.
- Aeolun 6y agoMy experience using PHP at my previous company stands out because it was so relatively glorious.