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Because someone else is going to come along behind you and need to maintain what you wrote. If you're using a standard, just about anybody can sit down and pick
by hadlock 4y ago
Because someone else is going to come along behind you and need to maintain what you wrote. If you're using a standard, just about anybody can sit down and pick up where you left off within an hour or two
- Handytinge 4y agoThis may have been true at one point, however new frameworks are the "standard" every few years, and the pool for anything > a junior dev depletes quickly. Documentation or (preferably and) built in language convention are the winners here as frameworks come and go.
- jseban 4y ago> If you're using a standard, just about anybody can sit down and pick up where you left off within an hour or two Yeah it just doesn't work that way, you need to understand the domain and understand the system, and it takes a while to learn in a new job. This is just a fact, for every job, also software engineering. Stop this weird fantasy of replaceable cogs on the assembly line, you are not henry ford.