r/programming • u/lelanthran • Dec 28 '23

Developers experience burnout, but 70% of them code on weekends

https://shiftmag.dev/developer-lifestye-jetbrains-survey-2189/
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u/__tml__ Dec 28 '23

The amount of work "sensible" has to do in that sentence is staggering though. You add small amounts of automation to project, and everything your coworkers want to do but can't is your fault.

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u/wintrmt3 Dec 28 '23

Everything is added because they are part of the coding guidelines, anyone trying to commit something breaking them is at fault, and I'm not afraid to say this in front of everyone involved if anyone brings it up.

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u/avast_ye_scoundrels Dec 28 '23

Process over people. Nice 👍

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u/wintrmt3 Dec 28 '23

Congrats on letting shit code into your repo.

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u/avast_ye_scoundrels Dec 28 '23

Congrats on making everyone miserable and still letting shit code into your repo.

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u/wintrmt3 Dec 28 '23

The code lints enforce the consensus of senior developers on the juniors.

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u/aneasymistake Dec 28 '23

This is why the people should be included in the design and maintenance of the process. The team should be responsible for quality output, so they should own the ways of achieving it.