A while back, a client called me in to look at a system whose author has left years ago. It was a mess. And for no good reason, it used Docker extensively, and would only work with a specific pre-release version. I searched and discovered that the guy had stayed just long enough to do a talk on this then-hot new technology before getting a better job elsewhere.
It was the clearest example of Resume Driven Development I'd ever seen, but no means the only one.
It was the clearest example of Resume Driven Development I'd ever seen, but no means the only one.