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Good point. Team unity and shared understanding of the methods, I'm all for that. Personally I consider everything and don't rule anything out. I wouldn't rule

by exodust 11y ago

Good point. Team unity and shared understanding of the methods, I'm all for that. Personally I consider everything and don't rule anything out. I wouldn't rule out be-spoke is my main argument. It's just that, you know, life can be more rewarding if you not only aim for perfection or near-perfection, but achieve it. There's a philosophical angle here that may be more suited to the start-ups thinking and dreaming big and original, vs the company who just wants "something that works/MVP".

jlg23 11y ago
> life can be more rewarding if you not only aim for perfection or near-perfection, but achieve it I do that with my own software in my spare time, but from an economic point of view I cannot justify to spend that time when working for someone else. And since projects are always evolving also in requirements "perfection" is a moving target.