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I would also add that we are never truly done. Always refactoring some parts, changing some underlying library, ... . Given how things are we deprived of the jo
by marcyb5st 4y ago
I would also add that we are never truly done. Always refactoring some parts, changing some underlying library, ... . Given how things are we deprived of the joy that, for instance, a civil engineer gets when a construction project is finished.
- amelius 4y agoI'm sure there are plenty of compromises in a construction project too, and time is one of them.
- marcyb5st 4y agoSure, but most of the things get completed at some point. In my personal experience when something gets close to that stage in SWEland it's time for a rewrite or something else along those lines
- sarchertech 4y agoBridges also don’t have product managers who are judged solely on what new features they can add, and a business model and relatively fast iteration time that makes that possible.