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this is all good and fine, but, i would like to see the quality of that code and how much extra time it added to refactor, test and clean up to their developers
by klaut 14y ago
this is all good and fine, but, i would like to see the quality of that code and how much extra time it added to refactor, test and clean up to their developers?
- blindhippo 14y agoThe "feature" is a simple crud application for job postings on their corporate website. How much re-factoring and testing is necessary? I doubt the code would need to be re-used in their main product, and why would you need anything more then user testing? I doubt the co-founder is now prancing around talking about how coding is easy. She spent 36 hours developing a simplistic feature that would take an experienced developer less then a day.
- MarlonPro 14y agoThis is a "feature" (simple crud) that would take 6 clicks to build in Visual Studio (just saying) :-)
- calgaryeng 14y agoI was wondering how much "elitism" this article might inspire. Not every bit of software needs to be developed through a TDD process using the latest NoSQL database and concurrent programming techniques. Sometimes the 80% (heck, even 40%) solution is all that is required.... Good on this person for taking some initiative.