I mean, hey, everybody seems to be giving advice on how to be a good, a great, an amazing developer, right? Who wants to be that? Follow my advices to become a lousy developer instead and never look back!
As developers, we strive to write the best code in the shortest time possible. However our work environment itself can sometimes prevent us from reaching those goals…
After last week’s music-related post, I go back to IT and, in my humble opinion, to one of the major plagues of our industry: the transcription and transmission of the knowledge related to the software we deliver.
You know how it is: you go to pull the latest version of the project, you run the application and… nothing works anymore! One of the latest commits broke the application, and it’s not as obvious as a compilation error… Love is NOT in the air!
