@allenholub The burndown chart is good for one thing: evaluating estimations in the team - do we tend to over/under-shoot.
Unfortunately, management will rarely understand that such a chart shouldn’t burn down as fast as possible, which is why it should be solely for the team.
@Chris_mxdk@CharlotteBirk Ikke Danmark, men jeg så screenshot fra NYT som havde en decideret nekrolog over Hizbollahs leder, som jo “gjorde sit ypperste for ikke at eskalere konflikten”(!)
@ozselgin@Grady_Booch You need *some* abstractions. If your system consists mainly of nested associative arrays (PHP) with primitive types, and a bunch of functions tightly coupled to the structure of those arrays - you cannot refactor.
@ClassicGamerTWR@allenholub I have experienced minimal abstractions in PHP: arrays of arrays and primitive types. True horror and the only TRULY unmaintainablr code I have seen.
@GrantSlatton Have you tried maintaining code consisting of (nested) arrays with primitive types?
I have, and let me tell you - if it was neither pleasant nor fast.
@DavidLazarusK@Doranimated There had been no trouble with Gaza for quite some time, the powers that be wanted to focus on the West bank AND, importantly, fighting Hezbollah had been a long time coming.
@jasongorman They don’t have to be new to OO. Often it just hasn’t been taught very well. I have seen this relationel object approach SO many times. Combined with a huge class that handles all possible logic.