[LRUG] Outsourcing

[Rob Anderson]

I agree with everything you say, and I too carry those scars :)  

I'm the architect and it's my responsibility - I just wish there were more raw resource out there.

	Rob Anderson
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On 5 Jan 2012, at 14:51, Matthew Rudy Jacobs wrote:

> On 5 January 2012 14:38, Rob Anderson <rob.anderson at paymentcardsolutions.co.uk> wrote:
> I think Ruby is easy (even pleasant) to learn as a language, and even easier to cross-train to if you have experience in other languages. 
> 
> Ruby is easy to learn as a language.
> 
> But the power it gives you (for relatively little investment) often doesn't scale up for large projects.
> 
> Those choices you make at the start which are semantic and nice
> often come to bite you in the bum after a year or so of development.
> 
> I'm happy to add a newbie to my team,
> but without the right experienced architects leading the way
> you're going to run into long-term problems.
> 
> (luckily I've already made those mistakes a few years ago, so I know what to avoid)
> 
> "easy to learn, hard to master"
> 
> 
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