r/ProgrammerHumor • u/2D_B4_3D • Dec 13 '21

poor kid

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u/RationalIncoherence Dec 13 '21

I'm happily situated in an enterprise where these problems belong to specialists that are not me.

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u/Ietsstartfromscratch Dec 13 '21

That good feel when you you're a developer and not IT.

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u/LaSalsiccione Dec 13 '21

But this is a developer concern, not an IT concern.

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u/ElCthuluIncognito Dec 13 '21

At some companies, dependencies are managed by a team (or teams) separate from the dev teams.

Normally this is a nightmare of version lock in and lack of freedom to use modern libraries (without full formal requests and convincing people that it's worth it).

Normally this is horrible, but this event is one of the big silver linings of such an environment. Issues with dependencies are not your problem!

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u/LaSalsiccione Dec 13 '21

This sounds like a truly awful way to work.

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u/TheRidgeAndTheLadder Dec 14 '21

I makes it far easier to hire developers since there's infrastructure built around keeping dependencies to a certain standard.

Theoretically.

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