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Whom would it stop? If your argument is any good, then all this whitepaper would do is make a better case. Asking for a whitepaper is not a bad thing for ideas
by bobthechef 5y ago
Whom would it stop?
If your argument is any good, then all this whitepaper would do is make a better case. Asking for a whitepaper is not a bad thing for ideas that require some careful consideration. They're overkill for trivialities that can be fully decided here-and-now and or for things that don't really matter.
Too often have I seen developers running in circles chasing ideas that could have been ruled out with a little forethought and analysis. They'll respond superficially to some idea that tickles their fancy, waste a bunch of time implementing it only to either realize that it's a bad idea, that it has serious drawbacks, or better yet, leave everyone with a dreadful piece of garbage to maintain.
- anders_p 5y ago> Whom would it stop? > They're overkill for trivialities ... and or for things that don't really matter. I think you answered your own question.