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Kudos for tackling such a huge range of topics! As a proponent of Continuous Delivery, I found the part on releases a bit old-fashioned and slightly disappoint
by perlgeek 10y ago
Kudos for tackling such a huge range of topics!
As a proponent of Continuous Delivery, I found the part on releases a bit old-fashioned and slightly disappointing.
I can elaborate a bit more if you want, but most likely you're already familiar with the more iterative and automated approaches.
Everybody has their pet peeves, I guess.
- TickleSteve 10y agoYou're thinking too much about web and desktop software. Software is often delivered with hardware or other services which have to have releases, hence releases are still very much a thing. software world > web software.
- mixmastamyk 10y agoYes, it tries to be useful for all types of software. Iterative/incremental is covered in chapter 7 under "gradual development." CI/CD under Construction and Quality. Also, to help understand the new, it helps to know the "old." At least that's what I thought. A number of people are mentioning it, so perhaps I shouldn't have ordered it that way.
- mixmastamyk 10y ago> I can elaborate Yes, if you don't think the discussion in Ch. 7 is adequate.