> When was the last time you had to debug an ancient codebase without documentation or help from a team?
Literally every day this week.
Documentation? The code was last updated in June, the documentation was last updated in January - of 2022.
The team? The half that didn't get laid off two years ago all quit for greener pastures. Sure, there's a team that owns this project - along with three others, all of which they've contributed maybe a dozen lines to over the past year, and 11 of those were dependency updates.
Literally every day this week.
Documentation? The code was last updated in June, the documentation was last updated in January - of 2022.
The team? The half that didn't get laid off two years ago all quit for greener pastures. Sure, there's a team that owns this project - along with three others, all of which they've contributed maybe a dozen lines to over the past year, and 11 of those were dependency updates.