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Feel free not to use them then. It's usually more along the lines of product owners preferring features over speed though Especially if the product owner is t
by 411111111111111 6y ago
Feel free not to use them then.
It's usually more along the lines of product owners preferring features over speed though
Especially if the product owner is the developer itself, as features are way more fun to produce then fighting through some native docs which sometimes don't even work anymore.
- innagadadavida 6y ago> It's usually more along the lines of product owners preferring features over speed though It’s also about being a able to ship a v1 product quickly and capture market share quickly. You can optimize speed and memory in future releases. Definitely not the best for the users.