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Personally, I have felt that the current rate of software development across the entire industry is impossible to maintain long term. People are writing softwar
by BirAdam 4y ago
Personally, I have felt that the current rate of software development across the entire industry is impossible to maintain long term. People are writing software faster than QA can happen, nothing is ever truly stable, and everything is always broken. Software is a fluid that will always expand to fill its container. That said, it's also true that software mostly works which is something I cannot say for software in the 90s. I suppose this one of those "miracles" of the industry. I personally hate the direction the industry is going though. Stuff seems to change constantly for no reason, desktop software is mostly just chrome in some form or another, and SaaS is eating everything. The only stuff that doesn't do this seems to be FLOSS, so I use it.
It may be time for me to sharpen other skills and make a career change, I dunno.
- ollien 4y ago> People are writing software faster than QA can happen That's _if_ things are QA'd thoroughly, or at all. It's definitely something we're seeing less of.