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That speed vs "fixing it" after an embarrassment trade-off is a hard one - def seen many folks hit that. Avoiding being / having to be reactionary in the first
by ukd1 4y ago
That speed vs "fixing it" after an embarrassment trade-off is a hard one - def seen many folks hit that. Avoiding being / having to be reactionary in the first place is probably the smartest, if you can pre-plan!
- franciscassel 4y agoFor sure. For me, the best (worst) sign of 'not proactive enough' re: quality is too many embarrassments and/or hotfixes happening.
- ukd1 4y ago100%; they're related. It's easy to fall into the trap of "move fast and break things", then over react and make shipping slow, which sucks for everyone involved. Getting the balance right when you're early is hard, as tooling choices stick around, and "you don't have time". Def worth getting right.