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> I really wish people would stop trying to reduce software development to simple metrics. Number of deploys is as meaningless as lines of code or number of sto
by mcny 6y ago
> I really wish people would stop trying to reduce software development to simple metrics. Number of deploys is as meaningless as lines of code or number of story points as a metric for judging people's performance.
I mostly agree. I for one am a big fan of "painless" deploys. To me it means we should be able to deploy pretty much when we want to...
My manager (also a programmer in previous life) once explained to me (privately) is we are neither waterfall nor agile or anything like that. We need to first have a repeatable process before we can even think about those things. (Officially, we were "agile" but that's beyond our pay grade.)
- Ididntdothis 6y ago“I mostly agree. I for one am a big fan of "painless" deploys. To me it means we should be able to deploy pretty much when we want to...” That’s a good goal.
- ashtonkem 6y agoWhat kind of “agile”? Officially I’ve only ever worked at agile shops, but the process has been radically different from company to company.