How do you view our current handling of business logic in code? Share your thoughts on overlooked domain rules and hurried implementations.
hey, i feel our core bussiness logic gets lost in the rapid dev push. are we misaiming on some domain details? how might we better catch those overlooked nuances?
i think our core bussiness logic gets pushed aside in our rush to deliver. key domain rules are often handwaved in favor of quick fixes. a bit more focus on refactoring these details could really save us in the long run.
The current emphasis on rapid development can lead to an erosion of our core business logic if we are not careful. In my experience, neglecting detailed domain rules for the sake of quick iteration creates technical debt that hampers long-term progress. It is crucial to allocate time to review and integrate these fundamental rules, involving multidisciplinary consultations between developers and domain experts. A more deliberate and thoughtful approach, though it may slow initial progress, ultimately strengthens the foundation upon which scalable, resilient systems are built.
hey ppl, i think our core bussiness logic sometimes gets overshadowed by speed. got any examples where domain rules were handwaved? im curious on how u prioritize essentials amid rapid releases. what are your thoughts on bridging that gap?
i think our bussiness logic is often oversimplifid under rush. we miss vital domain checks cuz we’re too quick on fixes. maybe a brief peer review could catch these missteps before they turn into bigger issues.