Post #1222731
2026-04-12 06:10 UTC
@slightlyoff yeah, that's true. I also don't see specialization as neutral or natural, but as corporate. and also think the constant drive to deliver - the coveted efficiency of speed - tends to encourage complexity (and other broken things).
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@slightlyoff@toot.cafe 2026-04-12 06:58
@mia Having helped more than a hundred teams convalesce with codebases that are in deep, deep JS-ecosystem-dogma-created trouble, I'm well out of patience for the "but speed!" nonsense. Because it's nonsense. These teams get *beached* by JS dogma. The frameworks and tools become ends unto themselves, and usability declines to the point that for all the churn, no progress is detectable by mgmt; only a knot so Gordian they fear it, rather than manage it. This is anything *but* going faster.