Probably could have achieved 5x the throughput while using the team skills by just going from wsgi to asgi.
ungreased0675 11 hours ago [-]
Two months to refactor something that already worked fine? The product owner must have been on vacation. That was a very expensive project that produced zero business value.
mmcromp 10 hours ago [-]
I've wasted many 2 months on way worst tbh, at least he got something used by users with little, but still some, improvement
_rutinerad 8 hours ago [-]
I don’t know if I would see ”Now I'm the only go person so guess who gets paged for everything” as an improvement.
thevinter 8 hours ago [-]
"better" is a vague term and working hours are limited so clearly some things are more worth than others but
It's very easy to make the wrong conclusion from a post like this. Better software is achieved through small decisions that compound over time. And bad software often happens because shortcuts compound too.
kylecazar 10 hours ago [-]
Well, at least if usage explodes it won't look like such a bad idea.
netule 10 hours ago [-]
That's a really big if.
jmward01 10 hours ago [-]
It is great to see a negative or neutral experience get some publicity showing the real consequences. We often see the publishing bias of a success story but rarely do you see 'did the thing and meh was the result' which is likely 99% of reality. Thanks for this!
huflungdung 10 hours ago [-]
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Probably could have achieved 5x the throughput while using the team skills by just going from wsgi to asgi.
It's very easy to make the wrong conclusion from a post like this. Better software is achieved through small decisions that compound over time. And bad software often happens because shortcuts compound too.