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As a developer I dislike "build all things even if they don't neatly fit in the system". I would like product people to come up with features that fit in and ar
by ozim 3y ago
As a developer I dislike "build all things even if they don't neatly fit in the system". I would like product people to come up with features that fit in and are thought out. It makes my work harder :)
But at the same time I agree if we don't build it, we won't have customers and unfortunately keeping/geetting new customers is not exact science.
In the end important part is to get rid of stuff that was build for big fish customer once they stop being customer because it keeps living in code base and after years no one remembers why that stuff is still there.
- ghiculescu 3y agoIt’s definitely not an exact science! As a developer I feel the same, and as we matured it did slowly get easier to be more precise about what’s worth building.
- dude187 3y ago> But at the same time I agree if we don't build it, we won't have customers and unfortunately keeping/geetting new customers is not exact science. Read that as "unfortunately keep getting new customers" and all I could think of is clerks. "This job would be great if it wasn't for the customers"