> If I got something wrong in my code, A) how did the process guarantee that it will be caught? B) why wouldn't whoever found the problem just fix it?
well.. fair point. Code review guarantees nothing, if there is an issue found there's going to be delay to fix it as it rolls back through the process. I hate "process" as much as anyone else but I learned during COVID its importance. I implemented a vaccine system for a state government with a team starting at 3 and growing to over 100 in about 8 weeks. It was the hardest thing i ever did and "process" saved my ass and kept CNN off my front lawn a few times. It also was a real thorn in my side when i needed to get things done. Process vs getting-shit-done is a balance and it's rarely perfect.
well.. fair point. Code review guarantees nothing, if there is an issue found there's going to be delay to fix it as it rolls back through the process. I hate "process" as much as anyone else but I learned during COVID its importance. I implemented a vaccine system for a state government with a team starting at 3 and growing to over 100 in about 8 weeks. It was the hardest thing i ever did and "process" saved my ass and kept CNN off my front lawn a few times. It also was a real thorn in my side when i needed to get things done. Process vs getting-shit-done is a balance and it's rarely perfect.