Blame it all on the last programmer

small or big bugs? It was the last programmer's fault

[Habtom]

When a programmer of a certain position in a team leaves for good, for a month or two for all the small and big bugs and problems which occurs,forget the fact that he/she might have been the backbone of the team, the last programmer is likely to be blamed.

You crate a code in the morning, and doesn't work in the afternoon, blame it all on the last programmer.

Blame the last programmer . . . just do it.

[grandpa]

I really want to reply to this topic... but my sense of fairness and good judgement is keeping my fingers at bay. Maybe another time. I will say that the things I've managed to do in the last 30 days are pretty incredible. A fellow could make a good living, were it all even possible :-)

Nothing illegal - allow me to rephrase that..

I will say that the things I've managed to do in the last 30 days are pretty incredible.

I will say that the things I've purportedly managed to do in the last 30 days are pretty incredible.

[edited by: grandpa at 6:19 am (utc) on July 30, 2007]

[King_Fisher]

Grandpa, Your not doing anything illegal,I hope! :o) KF

[edited by: King_Fisher at 6:06 am (utc) on July 30, 2007]

[Habtom]

but my sense of fairness and good judgement is keeping my fingers at bay. Maybe another time.

. . . I kept on wondering what your thoughts are.

[Monkey]

Perhaps you need a "heavy duty programmer"

[Habtom]

Perhaps you need a "heavy duty programmer"

Any given Monkey would try to link one thread to the other. :)

[Monkey]

Yes and I wear a tie as well ;o)

[mcavic]

Where I work, most of the bad code is mine. But all of the incredibly poorly designed systems were purchased from a vendor.