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I'm not judging my own code. I'm basing my statements off of the results-oriented perspective of the businesses I've helped. And based on their positions in the

I'm not judging my own code. I'm basing my statements off of the results-oriented perspective of the businesses I've helped. And based on their positions in the market, both at the time my team implemented the projects I'm referring to, as well as long after most of us have moved on and the projects are in maintenance mode or retired, I would objectively say we were highly successful.

breakfastduck 4y ago
People often seem to overlook how different businesses operating in the same space can be purely because of a particular specialization or culture. Custom is best sometimes. And that's ok. A well thought though and implemented 'bespoke' framework (literally just a system) has no value based disadvantage over a public, well known, framework / approach.
chii 4y ago
> I'm basing my statements off of the results-oriented perspective of the businesses there's different criteria for judging. Business criteria and business success is one (good) criteria, but there's also the criteria of good craftsmanship (which may contribute to business success indirectly by making future maintenance easier). This criteria is hard for a non-technical business stakeholder to judge, but easy for the maintainers.