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It's a shame most of the comments are focusing on the not-testing point. The last point was much more interesting (if I may paraphrase, engineers in an early-s
by abstractbill 15y ago
It's a shame most of the comments are focusing on the not-testing point. The last point was much more interesting (if I may paraphrase, engineers in an early-stage startup should be responsible for proving that the features they build actually add value).
Anyway, I agreed with pretty much everything, personally.
- choxi 15y agoagreed, i hope after all the testing controversy settles people will walk away with that. that was my favorite point too. upvotes for you
- dylangs1030 15y agoSo true. Flash and glam when new features are rolled out isn't as important as whether or not they're actually an improvement. An example of this is the difference between Bing and Google.