Glenn Vanderburg had some interesting thoughts about what would make an ideal time for a Ruby on Rails project. Now, I know basically nothing about Ruby On Rails (my preferred framework is SISCweb of course), but I was still struck by his comments. He summarizes a quality team as:
- Writing clean, expressive code
- Avoiding duplication
- Keeping responsibility well defined (in layers, components, classes, and methods)
- Testing thoroughly
- Aggressively employing automation for repetitive tasks
All I would add to his comments are this: I don't care if you are writing COBOL, Ruby, or Scheme, the above set of goals are still what you should be shooting for.
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