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A lot of big projects are terrible to build. Once upon a time minimising dependencies was considered good practice. Now I get a pasting if I write clean code w
by jheriko 12y ago
A lot of big projects are terrible to build.
Once upon a time minimising dependencies was considered good practice. Now I get a pasting if I write clean code without reusing someone else's library... even if the suggestions don't solve my problem directly or at all and comes complete with a sloppy 'no one click build/deploy' configuration... the kind I was embarrassed to produce on my stand alone projects in my teenage bedroom days.
Shame on developers everywhere for tolerating this mess. I (am lucky enough to enjoy the freedom of choice that I) would leave a job if not allowed to start fixing such a situation from day one.
That being said, good sysadmins and developers should work out these problems properly instead of shortcutting through someone else's half arsed effort via Google.