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No, he's right and you're probably wrong. Depending on what you count as coding. Stuff you need to do: 1. Write docs. 2. Update docs. 3. Run test suites. 4
by oblio 4y ago
No, he's right and you're probably wrong. Depending on what you count as coding.
Stuff you need to do:
1. Write docs.
2. Update docs.
3. Run test suites.
4. Check test suite reports.
5. Fix tests or code if they fail.
6. Design work for code.
7. Requirements gathering/refinement.
8. Estimating work.
9. Investigating production issues.
10. Fixing production issues.
11. Deploying to various environments.
12. Investigating deployment failures.
13. Teaching and mentoring less experienced team mates.
14. Reading up on both tech you use and tech that you plan to use.
15. Syncing with other teams about new features or products you're working on.
16. Design work for test suites.
...
Most of those things are not "coding".