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by JustSomeNobody
2669 days ago
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1. Build the code. Don't do anything else until you can build the code. So simple, yet so many places get it wrong. Lazy devs check in code that is broken. Project structures that depend on you having things on your machine and in a particular place. Circular references. You name, I've cursed it. If it's a project that you should be able to check out and build locally, then you should be able to check the code out in any directory and build it. Period. |
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