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I could see this for a small team _in the right circumstances_ but for a whole company? That seems difficult if you are larger than 20. Imagine the headache try
by JackMorgan 13y ago
I could see this for a small team _in the right circumstances_ but for a whole company? That seems difficult if you are larger than 20. Imagine the headache trying to get a tool approved for even a 100 person office. And who would approve it, the manager? I see the logic that says everyone should use the best, the problem is now you take the power from the individual who best knows his job and give it to some central person who might not understand people's needs as well.
- aetherson 13y agoPivotal Labs, for example, does it with much larger than 100 person offices. They've got a repository here ( https://github.com/pivotal-sprout/sprout https://github.com/pivotal-sprout/sprout ) with their recipes for setting up their workstations. They have 72 contributors to the repo, so I guess it's not just a centralized manager.
- JackMorgan 13y agoDo they dictate things like emacs settings? I thought sprout was for stuff like ruby version and git configs.