A reasonable advice, and applies to writing too. But I'd say the 8 hour maximum postulated by agile still deserves a contemplation, especially in a start-up context -- or have things changed?
Stop using frameworks and unnecessary abstractions. Learn how things really work and learn to organize your own code. You will end up happier, lower maintenance headaches, and have a smaller and faster product.
I often hear I’m not afraid. I just…. When people lie to themselves out loud without convincing anybody else it looks autistic.
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[ 3.9 ms ] story [ 23.3 ms ] threadYou are right and the advise you gave is still applicable today as nothing has changed except AI.
Stop using frameworks and unnecessary abstractions. Learn how things really work and learn to organize your own code. You will end up happier, lower maintenance headaches, and have a smaller and faster product.
I often hear I’m not afraid. I just…. When people lie to themselves out loud without convincing anybody else it looks autistic.
Yes, jumping frameworks one after another and optimizing code early using programming pillars, techniques or principles is terrible.