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That's not mean, it is a compliment. Although the phrase "modern development practices" makes it a loaded statement. There is much value in not constantly hopp
by jjav 6y ago
That's not mean, it is a compliment. Although the phrase "modern development practices" makes it a loaded statement.
There is much value in not constantly hopping onto every hypetrain that comes along. For a reliable project, I want to see engineering practices that favor remaining on proven stable technologies as long as possible. Let all the hypes die down, don't go down with them.
- colejohnson66 6y agoI don't see how code review is "modern development practices" (in a bad way). It's common sense. An analogy would be lawyers. They don't represent family because they may overlook something they think is meaningless, but a "fresh pair of eyes" would say is very important. With code, it's the same way: your eyes are biased towards your own code which can cause you to miss a bug.