Re:Breaking up with JavaScript front ends
by JackMorgan on Sunday December 11, 2022 @06:45AM
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A lot of dev managers like that they can turn one team into two teams by splitting everyone into front and back end. This makes hiring easier. I cannot emphasize this enough. Easier hiring is a huge deal.
As a secondary effect it also allows for more kingdom expansion. It's much easier to have two teams of five than one team of ten.
That being said, I'd rather manage a team of five good full stack engineers than ten average front/back end engineers. The communication cost of trying to get features out the door with two teams of five is very high.
As a secondary effect it also allows for more kingdom expansion. It's much easier to have two teams of five than one team of ten.
That being said, I'd rather manage a team of five good full stack engineers than ten average front/back end engineers. The communication cost of trying to get features out the door with two teams of five is very high.