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The orgs with unecessarily complex and unecessary setups does not make sense though. Aren't the more experienced devs responsible for that? If so, shouldn't the
by coder-3 5y ago
The orgs with unecessarily complex and unecessary setups does not make sense though. Aren't the more experienced devs responsible for that? If so, shouldn't they have the wisdom to avoid those newbie pitfalls?
- gryn 5y agoit's usually those at the middle of the pyramid that get attracted to that complexity. once you climb further you revert to simple stuff that work effectively, because now you focus more on the essence than the apparent. here's an example in haskell: https://www.willamette.edu/~fruehr/haskell/evolution.html https://www.willamette.edu/~fruehr/haskell/evolution.html
- JoelMcCracken 5y agoIt takes self discipline to stop trying to make things more complicated than they need to be, but I think for me at a certain point you just lose interest in overcomplicating things. At least I have. I am much less interested in doing some new fancy thing in Haskell as opposed to solving it in a straightforward, effective manner.