Who Is Responsible for “Good Code”? By @daedtech | @DevOpsSummit #DevOps
A few weeks back, I wrote a post about getting ready to address a coworker's bad code. This sparked some conversation across various media, including the following interesting question:
...seems that there is a breakdown in managing the development process. Why is Bob allowed [to keep] writing bad code?
This feedback is interesting enough to merit a blog post in and of itself. I recognize a question that cuts to the heart of a software development conundrum when I see it. The structure of most organizations that employ software developers is this: the developers responsible for code report up through a structure of people that don't. To put it another way, the people responsible for personnel management usually don't understand how to evaluate the work of those reporting to them - at least not directly.
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