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>It's your day to day project and you expect to be working in it for a long time. Bold of everyone here to assume that everyone has a day to day project. If yo
by jollyllama 2y ago
>It's your day to day project and you expect to be working in it for a long time.
Bold of everyone here to assume that everyone has a day to day project. If you're a consultant or for other reasons you're switching projects on a month to month basis, greppability is probably the top metric second to UT coverage.
- switchbak 2y agoThey said the scenario in which that would be useful was IF: "It's your day to day project and you expect to be working in it for a long time". The implication being that if neither of those hold then skip to the next section. I don't think anyone is assuming anything here. I've contracted for most of my career and this didn't seem like an outlandish statement. Also, if you're working in a project for a month, odds are you could set up an IDE in the first few hours. Not sure how any of this rises to the level of being "bold".