Mob programming because they don't trust the individual developers to deliver by themselves, mob programming because no one has a clue there and they hope there is wisdom in the crowd, and mob programming because they had nothing else to do.
Yes, I upvoted because you mentioned that one of the concept is the wisdom, but I for one am aware of the other concept called 'socialism': you have to be sure that each member of the team passed the entry exam, and you have to be sure that none of the team members become lazy and relies on others to lift the heavy burden, because if everyone avoids the heavy burden, then the 'socialism' collapses.
Ah Scotland, where vegetables is a deep fried battered chocolate bar, fruit is a can of irn bru, good weather is rain and wind, and copper wire was invented by two scots men fighting over a penny.
And a friendly greeting is the 'glesgie kiss'
You would think docker would take all the help they can get, given how bad their current code base is.
Maybe they should be "closing" their blog posts, and let real developers step in.
You're talking about a very popular project used in production by many people at many companies. If you're going to make a sweeping dismissal that it's terrible and all of the developers are bad, you absolutely have to back up your claims.
My breakfast was magical - amazing smoked kippers, marmalade and toast, freshly roasted and ground filter coffee, a handful of fresh berries, and that was just the first course!
