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I think what you describe only happens when there is not a good unit testing and code reviewing culture. When the mid-level developers are required to write uni
by guelo 12y ago
I think what you describe only happens when there is not a good unit testing and code reviewing culture. When the mid-level developers are required to write unit tests they start to appreciate the loosely coupled architectures and Dependency Injection. This culture has to come from all the way to the top to avoid the "just get it done" pressure to cut corners, or give up and hire consultants.
- ChicagoDave 12y agoCulture doesn't always help. It's a step in the right direction, but even in the best development environments, some developers just don't improve their understanding of complex code. So then the company solves the problem by having a higher standard for hiring new developers. Eventually this becomes unsupportable because finding developers who can pick and use an in-house framework is costly and often impossible. Keep it simple overrides make it SOLID.