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> the "move fast and break things" culture only gets you so far before a culture with adult supervision and an eye toward stability is required. In my opinion,
by cesarb 3y ago
> the "move fast and break things" culture only gets you so far before a culture with adult supervision and an eye toward stability is required.
In my opinion, we are still in a "pioneer" phase of software engineering, where expansion (aka "software is eating the world") is prioritized over consolidation. But I think this is already starting to change; one example I've observed (in corporate application servers) being an increased focus on software supply chain management.
- svleest 3y agoYes, that's it. We want to take advantage of the innovative technology in the "expansion" but need to carefully manage what we actually put on the airplane to demonstrate (with evidence) that it is well suited for the intended purpose. Which I think is what you mean by "consolidation".