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@alexbrooklyn
You can depict it as a standard / pattern itself.
Which would help devloppers flag inappropriate techniques used by that company or imposed by management.
It would be:
"This company is 'alexbrooklyn-defined avoid-pattern' #00X suppliant." or
"We're proud to welcome new management technique 'alexbrooklyn-defined avoid-pattern' #00X as company standard."
And it's gonna be a success, because they love CoC and being bent over.
I've been inspired by cpg grey (I think that's the name), mainly his 10 tips on how to be miserable, to write a blog or some kind of post explaining the 8 things you need to do if you hate your coworkers and want your codebase to go to shit.
So it'll be like a anti-SOLID, anti-pattern type of blog promoting every code smell imaginable
I feel like 8 tips to fuck up your codebase (php perhaps) might he more memorable than actual helpful advise. I'm sure that this has been done before, but I was wondering:
Do you think this would be effective? Would it help people understand why not to do the 8 tips? Does this reverse psychology work?
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