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I agree in principle, but in my experience quality is not nearly prioritized highly enough. There is not enough understanding of quality attributes beyond the m
by slily 3y ago
I agree in principle, but in my experience quality is not nearly prioritized highly enough. There is not enough understanding of quality attributes beyond the most visible ones like compute performance and stability (i.e. lack of bugs). And even for those I work on projects where people complain about lack of proper test coverage constantly, but it is impossible to dedicate time to improve that.
- groestl 3y ago> in my experience quality is not nearly prioritized highly enough I agree with you on that one. IMHO it's because of that difficulty to know when to optimize for quality, but also because of sheer incompetence.
- Xeamek 3y agoI'm pretty sure even those basic two, of performance and stability are extreemely undervalued, when you objectively look at how fast modern hardware is and yet how easy it is to find slowness simply in using devices in a day to day environments