Agree with everything in this blog except the premise Move fast and break things was never about breaking production by being cavalier with your code. It

Agree with everything in this blog except the premise Move fast and break things was never about breaking production by being cavalier with your code. It means to don't let inertia accrue, don't fail to challenge assumptions, don't let fear of pushback prevent you from exploring the best course of action. Way easier to achieve in a small organization. edit: Did a bit of digging and I may be wrong here. In an interview in 2014 [0], when Facebook was changing their motto to "move fast with stable infrastructure", Zuckerberg said "As developers, moving quickly was so important, we would even tolerate a few bugs to do it..." I've always interpreted like I originally wrote, but that's not in sync with being ok shipping bugs. 0: https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/zuckerberg-move-fast-and-break-things-isnt-how-we-operate-anymore/ https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/zuckerberg-move-fast-and-br...