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I don’t think it is related to design decisions necessarily — I think it is more related to coding to the most common case when there are many more edge cases e
by pylua 3y ago
I don’t think it is related to design decisions necessarily — I think it is more related to coding to the most common case when there are many more edge cases exposed when you scale the number of users.
I mostly witness hurried scenarios in software contracting where each contractor tries to do the bare minimum to meet the definition of demoable. They then leave the project and mark it as another success.
- Silhouette 3y agoLimiting scope at first is reasonable and often necessary. It's the basis of the MVP idea that has stood the test of time. I wouldn't describe a well-made product with limited scope as junk though. By junk I mean compromising quality and taking on excessive tech debt, not just starting small because you have to start somewhere.