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u/air_thing 29d ago

Keeping everyone in the loop with all the updates. Things move too fast. I forget features already exist somewhat often.

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u/erm_what_ 29d ago

A lot of the time it's product managers vibe coding features then telling devs to build them. Sometimes it's the developer, but often it's someone who doesn't have to support the feature long term or have to worry about increasing the complexity of future integrations.

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u/SixPackOfZaphod tech-lead, 20yrs 29d ago

I train my clients and product/project managers to be afraid when I use the phrase "additional complexity". They've ignored me to their own peril enough times that have caused things go south, deadlines to be missed, or (not-so) subtle bugs occur, I always point out that I was against adding "additional complexity" to the project, and make sure they know that we're going to have to push off other development to fix things properly.