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That's great of you work at a startup that you don't expect to make it. Or your in one of those groups at a big corp that's really only doing busy work to sati
by jcoffland 9y ago
That's great of you work at a startup that you don't expect to make it. Or your in one of those groups at a big corp that's really only doing busy work to satisfy manger egos and you know the project will be canned before it's ever used. If people are actually going to use your software then this applies.
- daemin 9y agoThe field I was thinking about was actually game development. Usually games are developed, shipped once, and then only have a short maintenance lifetime before the developers move on to other projects. This applies a lot with shrink wrapped games and also with game jam games, but far less so with the games in perpetual beta or early access, and also with long lived free-to-play or MMOs.