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I have to disagree with the view that not using black means the lead is not senior. Being senior means you understand the tradeoffs and you make your own decis
by peakaboo 5y ago
I have to disagree with the view that not using black means the lead is not senior.
Being senior means you understand the tradeoffs and you make your own decision.
If you ask a senior why he choose not to use kubernetes, you will get a bunch of real reasons. If you ask a junior the same, he won't have a good answer because he lacks experience with the pros and cons.
- nucleogenesis 5y agoRight and “we don’t need to use black because we haven’t yet and things work fine” is a bad response that dismisses the real needs and concerns of others on the team when they’re saying “things aren’t fine we want computers to handle the nitpicks from here”. I wouldn’t say it indicates junior tech skills but it’s a sign of junior management skills.
- Aqueous 5y agoI would say it indicates junior tech skills as well. If the value of the linter isn’t self evident to him he is a junior.
- pydry 5y ago>I have to disagree with the view that not using black means the lead is not senior. I disagree with this straw man too. It's the code review focus on small almost irrelevant stylistic details that signals a lack of experience.