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A while back I worked with team that had just brought on some new developers. Some of the developers were eager and would learn with out human intervention. Oth
by agentgt 11y ago
A while back I worked with team that had just brought on some new developers. Some of the developers were eager and would learn with out human intervention. Others would require and ask for some mentoring.
Neither way of learning is right or wrong and I appreciated both groups but one thing I did remember was one guy that did exactly what you did and it was highly irritating as a project lead to see relatively random files (given whatever sprint we were on) that were considered stable to show up in the source control change list with out some consideration of discussion. I would have to waste time and look what change he made to see if it was ok.
- Mithaldu 11y agoUnderstandable. I'm also operating quite differently. Typically i am called into teams who are floundering already. So what i do is create one big commit with the goal of making the code easier to work with and to learn about the code base. Never do i just change random files, and never do i do it without the team lead having agreed and some sort of concensus from the rest of the team.