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Well, I didn't say that every project and every change is something small. I said that there's a subset of changes that are sufficiently small and don't even re
by nawitus 13y ago
Well, I didn't say that every project and every change is something small. I said that there's a subset of changes that are sufficiently small and don't even require new tests (like some small stylesheet change). I think it's rather strange to claim that small fixes don't exist at all.
- Kluny 13y agoEven a stylesheet change could require the dev manager to pull down a local copy of the site, get it running locally, make the change, then push it - that could take days if something goes wrong. For an engineer who already has a local working copy, it really is a quick change. Of course, it would be very quick if he simply edited the live code - but I, for one, would have some very stern words for a manager who thought he could get away with doing that.
- nawitus 13y agoI think the assumption is that a manager who codes occasionally has the dev environment running.