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> What's so shocking about it? It's a different style of development. A lot of people have never worked on projects without lots of bugs. My current F# proje
by sheepmullet 10y ago
> What's so shocking about it?
It's a different style of development.
A lot of people have never worked on projects without lots of bugs.
My current F# project for example has almost 100 outstanding issues.
They would be really surprised to know that lots of people have worked on large c projects that are virtually bug free.
- taeric 10y agoTo be fair, not encountering bugs is often broken into two fields: a) aggressively defining user issues as out of scope, or b) not having a varied user pool. Examples of (a) are not always malicious, mind. For a small shop, if your program messes up because during a process the machine it was on got unplugged, it is easy to see why that can be called not a bug in the system. When your shop gets large enough, though, scenarios like that become far too common.