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Yeah, this thread is a somewhat strange read. People don't seem to understand what "draft" or "prototype" means. Odd.
by tuwtuwtuwtuw 3y ago
Yeah, this thread is a somewhat strange read. People don't seem to understand what "draft" or "prototype" means. Odd.
- redblacktree 3y agoJust like management. I can't tell you how many times I've written a "Proof of Concept" that became production code.
- doublerabbit 3y agoI did that today. Rewrote a bash script in to a perl script as Proof of Concept. it's now in UAT... but I like perl, hey ho.
- Vicinity9635 3y ago[dead]
- gillesjacobs 3y agoThis has caused me so much grief. I find it key to communicate to all stakeholders the production process from PoC to MVP to MVP+. Still managers always push against redoing work they can see working for the happy flow.
- Tokumei-no-hito 3y agoI feel this. What I do now is increase the points of the PoC (real estimated PoC time + optimization). I get the PoC down asap then as soon as it’s proven (privately to myself) I move onto optimizing. If it fails then I communicate early to discuss a change of scope. Assuming it succeeds, by the time I present it I have already done significant work making it production ready. So to request an extra 10-25% time to “smooth out the edges” goes over easy after the demo. In reality I end up with 50-75% time to get it prod ready. The rest is QA + prod bug fixes to take it over the (practically scoped) finish line.