Chaos, order and code: the cycle that drives software (and our careers)
O primeiro papo sobre essa dualidade entre caos e ordem aplicado ao desenvolvimento de software chegou até mim pelas reflexões do Elemar Junior . Foi ouvindo o que ele dizia que comecei a enxergar o nascimento do software por esse ângulo e, querendo entender melhor o assunto, acabei esbarrando nas obras do Jordan Peterson , que fala bastante sobre esse eterno embate na experiência humana. No…
The article discusses the duality between chaos and order in software development. It notes that software often emerges from a state of chaos, as companies seek to bring order to their operations, but can fall into the trap of over-engineering. This can lead to delayed delivery and hinder the growth of the software. A balance between chaos and order is necessary, with creative chaos in the early stages and order applied to structure and scale the software.
This balance is also relevant to a developer's career, as they must be willing to learn and adapt to new technologies.
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