Technically brilliant, builds amazingly unique solutions, but the solution is extremely difficult to understand for other devs and makes it extremely difficult for new people to get up and running and implement features and maintain.

You're a shitty architect.

idk why unique is a compliment

but to be fair I can't even see someone if they're not unique because they just fall into the background for me and my brain ad blocks them out lol

@jestdotty "unique" in a team setup is not a good thing, from professional experience.

one can go be unique with one's hobby projects. not at work. nobody gives a fuck anyway, it's gonna disappear in a sea of other tech debt.

Found it years ago, can't remember where, though.

Should be at least partially relevant here.

I made something custom and refuse to refractor what just works and just continue developing and improving and that results in a inconsistent code base. You can see when what's created. No problem for the @BordedDev whatsoever, always pull requests with everything thought of. If everyone was like him, we would not stick to the stupid frameworks. My project does have a consistent mvc file structure tho and communication between client and server is well done with a self written rpc over websocket protocol that was made and almost unchanged since day one. That based.

@retoor You're going to make me blush 😊