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> So even in factories, either you listen to the lowest level employees If you listen to programmers, the app has technical debt, and needs to be rewritten on
by eastbound 3y ago
> So even in factories, either you listen to the lowest level employees
If you listen to programmers, the app has technical debt, and needs to be rewritten on [next tech stack needed on the developer’s resume]. I’ve hear that on a 6-month-old app written in SpringBoot/React in 2020.
Leader-blaming is a nice sport, but actually working together with full responsibility on both sides is a much rarer skill. Including being fired with damages if you summon KubernPyKafka in Scala and your team doesn’t produce features during 6 months.
- IggleSniggle 3y ago> summon KubernPyKafka in Scala Getting flashbacks from my own time working on what I like to call Cthulhu Architecture. KubernPyKafka in Scala is probably the most reasonable part of it. The parts that needed to be fast were in python. The parts that could afford to be slow were in Go or LuaJIT. Ops in C++. And the parts that required well defined carefully controlled business logic to be encoded were in JavaScript if you were lucky, but more likely embedded in a DSL constructed over YAML. ACID built over top of NoSQL. Still only scratching the surface of the insanity. I’m sure there are many of us carrying these scars; some of the intent on bringing this dysfunction into their next organization.