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by throwawaymsft
2265 days ago
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Not always. The best code is no code. Sometimes you can clarify requirements (and realize the request is redundant with existing capabilities), adapt workflows, combine existing features, etc. If someone has a request, the first instinct shouldn't be to write more code, it's to clarify what they are trying to accomplish. "How do I get the last 3 letters of a file? I need a feature for that." "Are you trying to get the file extension? We have that in the metadata." |
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