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Learning JavaScript is such a small cost for an experienced developer who has done any kind of similar work in any language, relative to the 3-6 months of compa
by mjmahone17 5y ago
Learning JavaScript is such a small cost for an experienced developer who has done any kind of similar work in any language, relative to the 3-6 months of company level ramp up you propose, as to be essentially meaningless.
If you need a JS expert because you currently don’t have anyone who can figure out performance problems with junior engineer’s changes, that’s one thing, but you then probably can train that JS expert in any JS framework very quickly. Likewise if you need a UX expert, that UX expert should be able to pick up Swift or whatever language you need them to work in faster than it takes them to grok the business problems you’re actually solving.