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What's the distinction between rules and principles here, given that you've explicitly called out not principles?
by potamic 4y ago
What's the distinction between rules and principles here, given that you've explicitly called out not principles?
- throw827474737 4y agoPrinciples are never to be broken and sometimes their cause forgotten, rules have flexibility or exceptions and a good reason most can agree to. ;)
- trhoad 4y agoI was actually going for the opposite - but that's my fault. What I meant was wishy-washy "guidelines" are often ignored or considered optional. Put in place tooling (rulesets) and processes that make it very difficult to architect a poor system.
- potamic 4y agoProcesses I understand, could you give some examples of tooling/rulesets that one could use?