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"solving problems largely caused by disorganization is just a sigh of relief at best." In most cases, it's a source of attrition and a waste of talent, because
by Tamerlin 18y ago
"solving problems largely caused by disorganization is just a sigh of relief at best."
In most cases, it's a source of attrition and a waste of talent, because finding time to actually FIX it is such a huge task that no one has time for it, and good developers won't want to spend their time stagnating long enough to learn the ins and outs of the spaghetti code to be able to implement incremental fixes.
- silentbicycle 18y agoA core of ugly code perpetuates itself. Partially due to social causes, partially due to the sheer inertia. Sad but true.