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<p>Alas, many developers don’t build with this mindset. I mean, I understand why: <mark>it means thinking about users with the most boring, least powerful technology</mark>. It’s simpler and more exciting to assume that everyone’s got a shared baseline of newer technology. But by doing that, you’re missing out on one of the web’s superpowers: that something served up at the same URL with the same underlying code can simultaneously serve people with older technology <em>and</em> also provide a whizz-bang experience to people with the latest and greatest technology.</p>
<p><cite><em><a href="https://adactio.com/journal/17987">The principle of most availability</a></em> (<a href="/david/cache/2021/15d4f93dba253e3194c8dba52d0e8ee6/">cache</a>)</cite></p>
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<p><em>Pensée du jour suite à un retour interne (merci&#8239;!) relatif à mon <a href="/david/2021/03/23/" title="Recrutement">non-recrutement</a>. Comme un besoin de déconstruire le refus pour pouvoir me reconstruire…</em></p>
<p>Lorsqu’on est évalué pour un nouveau poste, on essaye de connaître la situation technique la plus complexe à laquelle on a été confrontée. Et cela a tendance à me rappeler d’une certaine manière le <a href="/david/stream/2015/12/29/">Principe d’Aurélien</a>. Ce qui me semblerait intéressant serait d’évaluer les choix qui ont été réalisés pour <em>ne pas</em> arriver à ce niveau de complexité.</p>
<p>Comment est-ce que vous avez réussi à garder une équipe à taille humaine&#8239;? Quelles mesures avez-vous mis en place pour conserver un ensemble technologique cohérent, compréhensible et maintenable&#8239;? Quelles sont les plus faibles compétences requises pour modifier les données sur ce produit&#8239;? Qu’est-ce qui a été automatisé et délégué, pourquoi&#8239;? Seriez-vous à l’aise pour transmettre cette application, à qui&#8239;? Qu’est-ce qui vous empêche de dormir la nuit à son sujet&#8239;?</p>
<p>Il est certain qu’en créant une usine à gaz on acquiert tout un lot de compétences. Mais ce ne sont <a href="/david/2021/03/28/" title="Smolstack">pas celles qui m’attirent</a> (et je ne parle même pas d’humain). Il est des moments où <a href="/david/stream/2015/06/06/">relire ses archives</a> fait du bien.</p>

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<p>Je vous développe une application complexe parce que je n’ai pas l’expérience pour en écrire une moins sophistiquée.</p>
<p><cite><em>Blaise Pascal fait du développement web</em>, Les dépendenciales (2021)</cite></p>
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