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This happens when there's not a very clear expectation on what the deliverable is. Some people have a better intuition than others when it's moment to capture
by partycoder 9y ago
This happens when there's not a very clear expectation on what the deliverable is.
Some people have a better intuition than others when it's moment to capture those requirements. Maybe it's better to spend a few more minutes doing the requirement analysis to set those expectations clear.
Now, sometimes people tend to underestimate some things. URLs for instance, similar to e-mail addresses, can seem trivial to deal with at first but they're actually more complex than people intuitively think. Incorrect handling of URLs is a significant attack vector.
- AlexCoventry 9y agoI think what the GP is implying is that even a 95%-accurate email address validator would suffice, because any email address you care about is going to get further validation when you validate the address as functional. So it's wasted effort, and suggests poor business sense and a need for close supervision.
- MartinCron 9y agoYes, that is exactly what I was implying :)