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"When the software industry gets to a point where it leverages this analysis as much as the hardware industry, the technology world will undoubtedly have become
by rubidium 11y ago
"When the software industry gets to a point where it leverages this analysis as much as the hardware industry, the technology world will undoubtedly have become a cleaner place."
Hear hear! Quality control is usually one of the _primary_ drivers in new hardware development. With software, I find it's often tacked on at the end.
- rileymat2 11y agoI am not sure that is coming anytime soon. Generally, You have the ability to update software products more cheaply than hardware products. Also, people get quite a bit of utility out of buggy products, people will jump on a beta if they think it is useful. Given that, half finished buggy software products have incentives to be released with less quality control. This of course will vary by use, no one is getting in a plane with software with low quality control. I would guess that we can look at the attention paid to quality control as a function of updatability and risk.