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That’s true, but if the product is big enough, with enough varying constituencies, then delivering something to a large chunk of those people on time is a lot
by euroclydon 9y ago
That’s true, but if the product is big enough, with enough varying constituencies, then delivering something to a large chunk of those people on time is a lot better than delivering nothing to everybody on time.
- tfigment 9y agoI think there is a lot of "it depends" in here. If deployment is zero friction to the customer then maybe this applies. If deployment by customer is disrupting then forcing them to go through multiple release cycles due to bugs or lack of required features can be worse for them. I just lived with a half-broken product for a year rather than deploy the more final full featured but less stable version multiple times from a vendor due to such deployment difficulty. I want quality and completeness over speed in that case.