> I've never personally understood the desire to release anyway I work alone with no deadlines. Sometimes I have to release something or I'll never finish. Per

> I've never personally understood the desire to release anyway I work alone with no deadlines. Sometimes I have to release something or I'll never finish. Perfect is the enemy of the good, as the saying goes. I often realise that half the "blockers" are actually nice-to-haves that I'm willing to complete much later. However I don't consider the thing finished, only released. In a dev team, the post-release bug-fixing and refactoring never takes place. Managers immediately move on.