> Sometimes it is code generation, not just understanding, especially if many of the tickets are just CRUD.
If "the tickets are just CRUD", then code generation reduces to a typing exercise if and only if the requisite functionality of the "CRUD tickets" are understood by the engineer(s) delivering them.
More generally, I have yet to see engineers which understand what needs to be delivered be limited by typing speed. Conversely, I have too often observed rapid code generation lacking intrinsic understanding fail to deliver satisfactory solutions.
> If "the tickets are just CRUD", then code generation reduces to a typing exercise if and only if the requisite functionality of the "CRUD tickets" are understood by the engineer(s) delivering them.
Correct, that's basically most tickets as I had said. They truly are not complex.
If "the tickets are just CRUD", then code generation reduces to a typing exercise if and only if the requisite functionality of the "CRUD tickets" are understood by the engineer(s) delivering them.
More generally, I have yet to see engineers which understand what needs to be delivered be limited by typing speed. Conversely, I have too often observed rapid code generation lacking intrinsic understanding fail to deliver satisfactory solutions.