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That's not true, I was able to get working environments with all of the tools I used at Google within a month. That being said most of them were overkill for s
by toasted-subs 3y ago
That's not true, I was able to get working environments with all of the tools I used at Google within a month.
That being said most of them were overkill for startup or small teams. Found it kind of funny even though the tools are "open source" all the name's are different the documentation is non-existent.
Some of the open source stuff is just better anyway.
- AlbertCory 3y agoA good many of the less critical internal tools were have-a-nice-day tested. Meaning, if you looked at them cross-eyed they fell over. Teams put them out, gave a tech talk, got promoted, and then lost interest and moved on. Note I said "less critical." Some of the important ones were really excellent, e.g. Dremel.