> The common refrain is well, don’t write shitty code then, but all code starts off looking good to the person who wrote it. I guarantee if you have 400 enginee

> The common refrain is well, don’t write shitty code then, but all code starts off looking good to the person who wrote it. I guarantee if you have 400 engineers working on a Rails app it will end up in this state because it (ironically) lacks sane guardrails This can be said the same of any other framework or language. It is up to your team to organize the code, write documentation, agree upon linting rules and of course encourage best practices. If you’re leaving those decisions to each engineer writing code - thats the problem