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Because of users. They ask all software to do all kind of wild and unrelated tasks. Is like you have a workshop to do your job. Then you want to have a bathroo
by n3storm 2y ago
Because of users. They ask all software to do all kind of wild and unrelated tasks.
Is like you have a workshop to do your job. Then you want to have a bathroom and shower. Ok, so you can wash up at work. Then you want a kitchen, not only a fridge, so you can make fresh meals. Then you ask for some space for exercising, like a mini gym. Also you want a small garden to plant your own vegetables.
They believe everything is related to their primary job so the workshop space should address it and then is when chaos is ensued.
- danparsonson 2y agoI humbly submit that you've got the right idea but the wrong culprit - it's an endless drive to increase sales that leads to feature creep and bloat being pushed down from on high. Or maybe it's both and we're caught in the middle.