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That works until it’s important enough to secure, monitor, operate, debug, and have people on call in case it breaks. At that point it gets handed over to the
by jimbokun 10mo ago
That works until it’s important enough to secure, monitor, operate, debug, and have people on call in case it breaks.
At that point it gets handed over to the engineers.
- sanderjd 10mo agoYes, but I think the reason things become that important is when they are used by a lot of people. People (or small teams) building purpose-specific tools for themselves don't require any of that.
- jimbokun 10mo agoDepends. If it touches private customer data, you better have security right from version 1.