Windows 10 Is it important to you how much of your code makes it into production?

[mmarkgilbert142]

Hi all! As an engineer, is it important to you how much of your code makes it into production? Do you frequently monitor the features and projects you deliver in production, even if it's not your direct responsibility?

 

[Neemobeer]

If you're using a CI/CD tool then all your code should make it through the development cycle.

 

[Rishab7]

In many software development practices, monitoring and maintaining code in production is considered a crucial part of the engineering process. It ensures that the code is functioning as expected and meeting the intended goals. Engineers may use various monitoring tools and techniques to track the performance, stability, and security of their code in production.

 

[miclat97]

What? No, I worked in a few companies as a .NET Developer and never in any of thse companies anyone was looking about "how many lines of code" I've written.
Everywhere and always I was held accountable for completed tasks.

 

[kemiy]

Hi all! As an engineer, is it important to you how much of your code makes it into production from Austin air duct cleaning? Do you frequently monitor the features and projects you deliver in production, even if it's not your direct responsibility?

Yes, as an engineer, it is important to me that the code I write makes it into production. Monitoring features and projects in production, even if it's not my direct responsibility, is also essential to ensure smooth operation and user satisfaction.