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Ok, yes. If you're developing a single-page Web app--or even a handful of pages--then you are correct, 6 months is an eternity. For an entire project though, wh
by jasonkolb 14y ago
Ok, yes. If you're developing a single-page Web app--or even a handful of pages--then you are correct, 6 months is an eternity. For an entire project though, which I understood was the thrust of this article, it is an extremely short period of time.
If Yahoo's goal is to develop simplistic Web software then I retract my statement, but we're talking about something absolutely worlds away from the type of stuff that Google has been producing, or even Yahoo over the past several years.
- dpcx 14y agoI'm not sure, but I don't think the implication was that the project must be 100% perfect in 6 months, just shipped. Slap a BETA tag on it, and it's still shipped, just not polished.
- taligent 14y agoI don't think you understand what the word "project" means. It does not mean complex software.