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Well, if twitter was bloated by a very big team it needs to be shrank first to become a smaller product. All this bloated legacy code is still there and would
by rvba 4y ago
Well, if twitter was bloated by a very big team it needs to be shrank first to become a smaller product.
All this bloated legacy code is still there and would have to be rewritten.
The teams that over-complicated the simple app wanted to show that they do something. When they are gone, their bloated code will not magically become small.
And no I dont think that Twitter layoffs were performed well. Just observing that those two things are not a contradiction.
On a side note: after upgrades of many apps or programs or websites that do them worse I often think that a lot of people complicate things or change things for the sake of showing that they are doing something.