Comment by bayindirh
In short, user experience and efficiency is sacrificed everywhere for development velocity, time to market and monies.
This is embodiment of worse (for the customer) is better (for the business) adage.
In short, user experience and efficiency is sacrificed everywhere for development velocity, time to market and monies.
This is embodiment of worse (for the customer) is better (for the business) adage.
Imagine if you were an Uber driver and that is your full time job. Imagine it pays more than double the national average income. Also imagine you cannot navigate without a digital map and cannot work the car without AI assistance. If someone suggests taking the AI and the digital map away to increase road safety and driver performance you would likely lose your job for failure to perform. The very first thing you would do, as that driver, would make excuses and attack everything that threatens your career identity.
That is a rather generous comment. As a former JavaScript developer I can tell you the qualities of concern are not the business concerns of delivery. Delivery will increase just as dramatically by reducing the tech debt imposed from unnecessary code. All that really matters is solving for developer anxiety.