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It would actually probably be pretty helpful if the designers knew their way around the production code, since they'd have a lot more context about what is goin
by kdazzle 2y ago
It would actually probably be pretty helpful if the designers knew their way around the production code, since they'd have a lot more context about what is going to be easy/hard to do. They won't be in some design vacuum.
Silo-ing off code because someone isn't a "software engineer" also feels kind of funny to me.
- acosmism 2y agoit would be useful if anyone in the company - CEO, salesman, designers, "X department" knew their way around the production code so your statement feels funny to me. look at sports - it would be awesome if everyone on the team is a great linebacker but ...
- jamil7 2y agoI know you're joking but I've worked in very engineering-heavy startups where this was the case and almost everyone had to write some code, production or not.
- kdazzle 2y agoI think teammates would have enough context of each others’ positions that they could play the part if necessary, even if theyre not as good. They might even appreciate the skills gaps. So I think sports holds.