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It depends on what you're building, tbh. If you run a large b2c site and want to outpace your competition then you default to shipping. If the costs of failures
by disgruntledphd2 4y ago
It depends on what you're building, tbh. If you run a large b2c site and want to outpace your competition then you default to shipping. If the costs of failures are much higher, you are better off defaulting to a slow and steady pace.
- JohnFen 4y agoTrue, from a certain business point of view. As a customer, though, I want nothing to do with such software and I don't want to work on software that I wouldn't personally use. That's why I say it's obvious which side I fall on.