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Shipping broken software is a business model in many companies. Features are easy to sell, non-functional requirements are harder to sell. I am against shippin
by partycoder 10y ago
Shipping broken software is a business model in many companies. Features are easy to sell, non-functional requirements are harder to sell.
I am against shipping broken software. If you bought a car that is malfunctioning and you are expected to take it to the mechanic to get it working, would that not be unethical?
- grzm 10y agoDepends on how you define broken and what the company's priorities are. I know I lean towards "fix bugs first, then new features", but bugs/features need to be prioritized just like which bugs to fix first, and which features to implement first. And you have to ship something sometime.