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Your personal coding preferences and discipline will switch the jobs together with you. The new hires on the project you left behind are going to have their own
by varjag 3y ago
Your personal coding preferences and discipline will switch the jobs together with you. The new hires on the project you left behind are going to have their own perspective (likely very wrong from your POV) on how things should be done.
If it's an open source project, idiosyncratic code will only increase friction for contribution for little practical gain.
- kragen 3y agobroadly i agree except for your last point. but i am unclear on how this relates to the thread, other than explaining why many projects fail to even approach the quality demonstrated in wellons's blog