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Obviously to solve the problem, a certain amount of correctness is implied. But once that threshold is reached, simplicity is a better use of your time. At leas
by vinceguidry 8y ago
Obviously to solve the problem, a certain amount of correctness is implied. But once that threshold is reached, simplicity is a better use of your time. At least, that's the thesis of the article.
- k__ 8y agoTrue. The problem is always, how to get enough correctness that your customers are happy, but don't spent too much time on it so that rivals won't overtake you.