October 2024
Intermediate to advanced
270 pages
8h 13m
Spanish
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Capítulo 13. El Restaurador de Códigos
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Abraham Marín-Pérez
Recuerda siempre que la persona para la que realmente trabajamos es la que restaurará la pieza dentro de cien años. Es a él a quien queremos impresionar.
Esa cita es de Hobie, un personaje de la novela de Donna Tartt El Jilguero. Hobie es restaurador de muebles antiguos. Estoy especialmente agradecida por esta cita porque expresa maravillosamente lo que siempre he pensado sobre el código: el mejor código se escribe pensando en los programadores que vienen después.
Creo que las prácticas de software actuales padecen una enfermedad de causada por demasiada prisa. Al igual que los árboles en una jungla abarrotada, el objetivo es superar a la competencia. Los árboles que compiten por la luz a menudo se estiran demasiado, crecen altos y delgados y se vuelven susceptibles a pequeñas perturbaciones. Los vientos fuertes o las enfermedades leves pueden hacer que se derrumben. No digo que no haya que buscar beneficios a corto plazo -de hecho, lo aliento-, pero no a expensas de la estabilidad a largo plazo.
La industria del software actual es como estos árboles. Muchos equipos "modernos" sólo se centran en la semana o el mes siguiente. Las empresas luchan sólo por vivir otro día, otro sprint, otro ciclo. Y nadie ...
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