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And that's because companies have learned that customers usually aren't patient enough to wait for something rewritten. Most customers want something now, even
by ako 9y ago
And that's because companies have learned that customers usually aren't patient enough to wait for something rewritten. Most customers want something now, even if it's not perfect, rather than wait for something better.
So, to survive in a markplace with these types of customers, companies have to shorten time to market...
- btschaegg 9y agoWell, even that explanation would imply that the company should give you time to at least fix the worst hacks after they've released the first version (which will probably have problems anyway), but that also doesn't seem to happen...