alt Hacker NewsYes, I didn't really doubt the developer could do it, the problems are:
1. That's not a great use of the developer's time, and
2. anything in-house increases our training and support costs
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groundzeros2015 • yesterday at 2:17 AM
And both are completely different arguments then your original post.
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1. The whole point of developer time is to save user time; if a developer can do that then it's worth it.
2. If the in-house software doesn't decrease training time or support costs then there is something wrong there.