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I am all for minimalism but "If you come from one codebase to another codebase by a different team it’s close to learning a completely new language" I really do
by paddim8 4mo ago
I am all for minimalism but "If you come from one codebase to another codebase by a different team it’s close to learning a completely new language" I really don't agree. It's not that big. Just sounds like a skill issue
- adjejmxbdjdn 4mo agoSure. Maybe it was a skill Issue. I switched between dozens of similar codebases over a period of 3-4 years (pre AI) when I was consulting and did multiple projects in multiple languages (well, only 1 in rust). In my experience switching between the C# projects was always the worst. The codebase semantics diverged in ways I simply didn’t see in the Java/C++ codebases.
- metaltyphoon 4mo ago> C++ codebases Now this one sounds almost unbelievable :). I’ve yet to see 3 or more C++ codebases using the same language feature set.