> is it me or do SAP IT people have no concept of how things are done outside the world of SAP ?
SAP has strong NIH syndrome. They could get away with it due to their dominance.
So these guys are in echo chamber of own. It reflects and explains the observation you have here.
> 10s of MBs of un optimised code only a tiny percentage of which was being used
frameworks!
they try to scale development with frameworks, and end up in dilbert-esque side effects like these.
SAP has strong NIH syndrome. They could get away with it due to their dominance. So these guys are in echo chamber of own. It reflects and explains the observation you have here.
> 10s of MBs of un optimised code only a tiny percentage of which was being used
frameworks! they try to scale development with frameworks, and end up in dilbert-esque side effects like these.