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There really is no incentive. I remember intercoolerjs a long while ago. People love arguing over nothing instead of picking a stack and shipping.
by endisneigh 3y ago
There really is no incentive. I remember intercoolerjs a long while ago.
People love arguing over nothing instead of picking a stack and shipping.
- hnrodey 3y ago>People love arguing over nothing instead of picking a stack and shipping. The most valuable code is the code that runs in production.
- blowski 3y agoThat’s an oft-quoted aphorism, but it’s not always true. Sometimes, the piece of crap you’ve just deployed becomes somebody else’s support and maintenance nightmare. With a bit more care, it could be avoided. Other times, the piece of crap was just what was needed, nothing more. It’s important to think about the right solution, and it’s also important to know when and why you’re putting something into production. Golden mean and all that.
- klysm 3y agoThat’s one way to deal with the trade off space - pick one and send it. Sometimes it even makes sense due to other constraints: the best technology for the task may not be the best technology to choose! If you can shoehorn something you have experience with then it might be worth it.