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I don't know if I would agree that there are countless ways to measure quality. I think the standard one is: the ability of the software to meet its design spec
by BaronSamedi 9y ago
I don't know if I would agree that there are countless ways to measure quality. I think the standard one is: the ability of the software to meet its design specification. Depending on your spec this could be more or less objective.
- lucideer 9y agoI would say that's a good baseline, but I would extend that to "the ability of the software to meet its design specification well", where real quality lies in the more subjective subtleties between minimally functional and genuinely happy users.