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by Techonomicon
2604 days ago
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People are hinting that it is not strictly required to get what was initially desired done. And that seems 100% true. You do not have to do everything at one time. You can easily to one thing, and then right after that, literally right after, do another. You could have gotten the proxy up and going, and then upgraded node. It's not about "doing the minimum work" it's about understanding the problem space, what can be split up, and how to attack the surface area efficiently. You're also introducing other problems that can occur by doing multiple things at the same time. Generally speaking I advocate my developers to be really good at separating problem spaces and attacking accordingly. It's really hard to take on multiple issues at one time and actually have high confidence in not breaking many systems along the way. |
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