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This is where I disagree. Trying to be industrial strength for a proof of concept or an experiment is typically a junior's mistake.
by shin_lao 17y ago
This is where I disagree.
Trying to be industrial strength for a proof of concept or an experiment is typically a junior's mistake.
- cema 17y agoI agree this mistake is typical, but I would not be surprised to see a senior make it. A related mistake is, of course, to keep a pilot project in production (usually as the core of the production project, with a variety of both functional and structural additions to keep it sort of working). This mistake is usually a result of a management decision more than development (but could be the same person).
- absconditus 17y agoBelieving that your proof of concept or prototype won't end up in production is another junior's mistake.