By Monday morning, the warehouse app had three custom rules written by Earl. One saved the company $12,000 a year in misrouted air freight. Another caught a recurring weighing error that no one had noticed for six months.
Priya closed her laptop. The legacy crisis was over. The new one—managing a hundred custom scripts written by people who thought they were now full-stack engineers—was just beginning. But for that, she had version control hooks. And coffee. Lots of coffee. visual studio tools for applications 2019
"What's this?" she asked.