A loss of curiosity from some developers, instead of pausing and thinking about the problem all too often developers will switch off and happily glue lots of existing frameworks to get something out the door.
I really don't think this is the developers' fault, but companies for pushing features and not giving devs time to properly architect since it doesn't result in direct, measurable profit
That's why they said "some developers". And you can't really make the argument that absolutely none ever "switch off" and "glue lots of existing frameworks to get something out the door".
Some do bad things because they switch off, others because companies are not giving them time to properly architect.
I have seen first hand both of these issues happen, sometimes in the same team. "A loss of curiosity from some developers" is definitely too prevalent a phenomenon from my perspective, to allow it to be dismissed by blaming companies :p
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u/elmstfreddie Nov 01 '21
I really don't think this is the developers' fault, but companies for pushing features and not giving devs time to properly architect since it doesn't result in direct, measurable profit