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> Yes, you need to use the correct formula for the cement you use, but figuring out that formula has already happened. I got serious doubts about this. It seem
by Ygg2 4y ago
> Yes, you need to use the correct formula for the cement you use, but figuring out that formula has already happened.
I got serious doubts about this. It seems we are constantly changing the cement formula.
- deviner 4y agoWe do, it doesn't change anything in OPs statement tho. What's the point?
- Ygg2 4y agoGP > but *figuring out that formula* has already happened. Me > It seems we are *constantly changing* the cement formula. You > doesn't change anything Really? OP makes the classic error to assume that A) physical engineering isn't changing; B) computer world is analogous to physical.
- c048 4y agoBy the time the bricklayers are there to start on the project, most of the time the choice of cement mixture is already made. For most projects, a standard cement mixture is used and a custom one isn't even needed. When issues do arise during the project, an expert is brought in/consulted. Standard cement formula's might change over time, for varied reasons, but it's not the bricklayers that keep themselves busy with that. The same hold true for most IT projects.
- Ygg2 4y ago> The same hold true for most IT projects. Definitely not my experience. Even if you say choose Spring Boot the architecture and somewhat lower level constantly change.