Re:Why most programmers hate code that they don't write?
by JoeAltmaier on Tuesday March 22, 2016 @06:28PM
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Levels of experience vary all over the map. Orders of magnitude differences. When experienced people get called in to deal with problem code, it's most likely been written by someone with less experience. There is very often room for critical comments. Just statistics.
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Re:Why most programmers hate code that they don't write?
by grillorafael on Tuesday March 22, 2016 @06:34PM
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Yes, I agree with you. But I don't know If I was clear enough but I'm not talking about capabilities. I'm talking about the outcome code of time and other constraints.
Like: - Lack of staff - Short time to do tasks - Priority change - Unexpected problems
We can always blame that manager for most of these problemas but Is not simple as that in the real life. We cannot just say "I'll spend 3 days more on this task and make it perfect. It is not my fault that someone quit and we have a shortage on staff"
Re:Why most programmers hate code that they don't write?
by grillorafael on Tuesday March 22, 2016 @06:36PM
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And even between two very programmers with a lot of experience, I saw things like that happening.
Sometimes it even looks like some creativity difference instead of some real issue.