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You see that a lot with some enterprise software. They get you started quickly but then you spend enormous amounts of time and energy customizing it to achieve

• vsareto 4y ago
  >They get you started quickly but then you spend enormous amounts of time and energy customizing it to achieve the last few percent of functionality. This is a good time to push back on requirements unless there's real money waiting to pay for that feature. Usually things are not completely established up front, so you never have a good picture of things you're going to have to build with some dependency. In these situations, your choice of software and how well it supports future features may as well be a dice roll.
  • ramesh31 4y ago
    >In these situations, your choice of software and how well it supports future features may as well be a dice roll. It's definitely a judgement call, and that's where having the experience to make that call correctly can save a ton of headache down the road. Some times YJGWI (You Just Gotta Write It).