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> a challenge to secretly improve a codebase without anybody noticing That is how it should be done in any case anyway. Improvements should get slowly rolled o
by unity1001 4y ago
> a challenge to secretly improve a codebase without anybody noticing
That is how it should be done in any case anyway. Improvements should get slowly rolled out without disturbing the users and the business.
- marcosdumay 4y ago> That is how it should be done in any case anyway. Not exactly. IT management should be always telling people stuff like "did you notice that the integration with XYZ that never worked well stopped failing?" or "did you notice that we delivered those few last features at record time?" and explaining why.
- unity1001 4y agoThat is assuming that things are failing. $20m/year with 3 people does not look like anything is failing to me.
- marcosdumay 4y agoThat is assuming things are improving. If you aren't improving anything, then yeah, you don't have anything to say.