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> Fundamentally its about a lack of qualified professionals that are willing to think through their application in detail. There’s also a distinct lack of comp
by LoSboccacc 9y ago
> Fundamentally its about a lack of qualified professionals that are willing to think through their application in detail.
There’s also a distinct lack of companies willing to pay the premium for quality software and in the corners companies that don’t need to have anything more than some throwaway solution.
- crdoconnor 9y agoA lot of quality software is "not required" because it's sold with steaks, strippers, kickbacks and conservatism (the "nobody ever got fired for choosing IBM" effect), not because the end users don't care about quality.
- hackerfromthefu 9y agoHmmm mmm mmm, that sounds like the kind of software that comes in 200% late, at 300% of original budget actually - and that no one actually thinks is quality except the management, and then only during the honeymoon phase ..