Hi, I normally contract in MSBI, Oracle, .Net/.Net Core, focusing on a property platform at the moment. Have also been working hard on upgrading my limited company website too.
Going to make a point here which escapes most people. It kind of goes back to xslt, and in some ways links to svelte, react etc. If you can drive most code from meta data, it doesn't really matter if the css, or js is bad (of course it does, but...). The real issue is when managers and product managers won't let the developer do the right thing. There may be good reason why they won't.
I tend to look at most development as something which should/could be templated in the future unless it is domain specific. The question is whether we should go that extra mile.
Employ a css expert, Sql guru, python extroadinairre, but if they are still doing expertise two years in, something is l wrong.
This is why I am not a fan of code bashing/honour shaming.
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Going to make a point here which escapes most people. It kind of goes back to xslt, and in some ways links to svelte, react etc. If you can drive most code from meta data, it doesn't really matter if the css, or js is bad (of course it does, but...). The real issue is when managers and product managers won't let the developer do the right thing. There may be good reason why they won't.
I tend to look at most development as something which should/could be templated in the future unless it is domain specific. The question is whether we should go that extra mile.
Employ a css expert, Sql guru, python extroadinairre, but if they are still doing expertise two years in, something is l wrong.
This is why I am not a fan of code bashing/honour shaming.