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Warning, im feeling synical this evening... Completely agree! I find that a lot of developers don't understand how things work under the hood or how things fit
by nmaludy 5y ago
Warning, im feeling synical this evening...
Completely agree! I find that a lot of developers don't understand how things work under the hood or how things fit together. This always comes back to bit them. Same can be said for modern infrastructure engineers / DevOps / sysadmins.
- democracy 5y agofwiw we operate on layers and layers of someone else's code, that's not possible to understand how each dependency works, what's its performance, etc. And also do it for each new update of such libraries. Unless you develop in some very closed environment maybe, but for a modern java/js project that's not possible. The reasonable approach is to load test the mostly used workflows, optimise if necessary - anything else would be fixing imaginary issues, working on non-existing problems, etc - there is normally no time or money for it.