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Yes, but is either going to save you from building the wrong features? Paraphrasing Ed Catmull in his book Creativity Inc, the cost of preventing errors is usu
by tuckerconnelly 3y ago
Yes, but is either going to save you from building the wrong features?
Paraphrasing Ed Catmull in his book Creativity Inc, the cost of preventing errors is usually much higher than the cost of fixing them.
- epicureanideal 3y agoI haven’t read that book, so I will, but that sounds like it would only be true if you don’t modify the code repeatedly.