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> at every milestone you have something, just like a building. What? When you're building a building, you don't have something usable at each milestone.
by cousin_it 17y ago
> at every milestone you have something, just like a building.
What? When you're building a building, you don't have something usable at each milestone.
- marcinw 17y agoOf course there are milestones (that leaves you something usable) in construction! * Construction start * Foundation completed * Structure/Frame completed * Roofing completed * Interior Walls etc etc etc.. I'm not in the construction business, but anyone with even the smallest experience (like putting up a deck) can tell you what critical milestones need to be completed. You can't start the roofing without the supporting foundation and structure completed -- nor can you put up deck railings without the actual deck floor in place.
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- wanderr 17y agoThat's exactly what I (and the author of the article we're discussing) meant, I find it surprising that there is any confusion on this point.
- artsrc 17y agoThe cool thing about software is that the order should reflect uncertainties and risks rather than physical structure. The incomplete parts can be stubs.