brownfield

I've done both green- and brownfield, and find brownfield to be tons more stimulating than greenfield development.

It's still the best way to safely leverage AI when working on a large brownfield codebase in my experience.

Pushing back against complexity and technical debt is the primary concern for a developer working on a brownfield project.

Are there any good brownfield (old industrial land) sites left in SF that can be rezoned to high density residential?

Many areas have seen brownfield development, but such land is relatively limited and expensive to remediate.

Good luck finding Angular devs in 5 years willing to live on the 1.2 brownfield.

An ideal fit is a small/medium company with green or brownfield problems that need solving.

I’m experimenting with openspec with my team now on a brownfield project and have some good results.

The prompt-wait-evaluate cycle you mentioned is real and kills productivity on brownfield projects.

Some parts are just brownfield industrial relics, some are just endless housing.

But is there a shortage of brownfield land in most places?

This is exactly how AT&T Uverse works in brownfield retrofits.

Brownfield, to me, means constraints from existing software.

Brownfield software platforms and applications don't make sense to the next wave.