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> Prior to Agile delivery, updates came once every 3 or 4 years and software languished in-between releases. If software shipped with a bug, that bug stayed aro
by goalieca 3y ago
> Prior to Agile delivery, updates came once every 3 or 4 years and software languished in-between releases. If software shipped with a bug, that bug stayed around for a long time, unless it was lucky enough to get fixed in a service pack
It still would if you had to go print CDs. The internet changed all that of course. Now we have a business model based on continuous sales (like app stores instead of big launches) and subscriptions.
- palata 3y ago> Now we have a business model based on continuous sales (like app stores instead of big launches) and subscriptions. Which allows us to ship bad software and hope that we will fix it later (spoiler: we never really do, it usually stays pretty bad).