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He's hitting the nail on the head. As for the reasons... there are multiple culprits at work here. - complexity of modern systems - reliance on third party lib
by krautsourced 14y ago
He's hitting the nail on the head. As for the reasons... there are multiple culprits at work here.
- complexity of modern systems
- reliance on third party libraries that suffer from all the same problems
- underfunding
- understaffing
- QA next to non-existant or "sourced out" to support staff
- unrealistic deadlines
- incompetence (that was always a problem, but combined with the lack of QA becomes more apparent to the end user)
Basically the issue is we all want more, for less money, in a short amount of time. And I think we've hit the ceiling for that as far as the human factor is concerned.