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>improvements Therein lies the rub. Everyone has a different idea of what is an improvement in a codebase. Unless there's some performance or security concern,
by djeastm 2y ago
>improvements
Therein lies the rub. Everyone has a different idea of what is an improvement in a codebase. Unless there's some performance or security concern, I'd much rather work in an "old" style codebase that's consistent than a continually partially updated codebase by multiple engineers with different opinions on what an "improvement" is.
- peterldowns 2y agoI completely agree with this.
- mrkeen 2y ago> Everyone has a different idea of what is an improvement in a codebase Yes, and consistency is the tie-breaker. So the status quo remains, and improvements aren't made.