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I think much of the controversy has been made far too abstract, allowing differences of semantics and emphasis to create unnecessary disagreement. Most of these
by ignostic 13y ago
I think much of the controversy has been made far too abstract, allowing differences of semantics and emphasis to create unnecessary disagreement. Most of these debates are endlessly frustrating, and the only productive discussions I've seen have been very concrete about a specific product or decision.
- beat 13y agoI'm thinking about in the enterprise, not on the internet. I've seen supposedly adult engineers argue that establishing a repeatable build process will slow them down or cause the sun to set in the east or some such nonsense. And those are the senior people. There are a zillion junior programmers out there who have never discovered there are ways to build Java apps that aren't exporting a war file from Eclipse. :(