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When discussing timeframes, it's important to keep the moving goalposts in mind. Back in 2009 it took order of 16 months to write a competitive JIT. But today
by bzbarsky 14y ago
When discussing timeframes, it's important to keep the moving goalposts in mind.
Back in 2009 it took order of 16 months to write a competitive JIT. But today's JITs are a good bit faster than they were in 2009, which means more special cases that need to be considered and made fast, from what I've seen of JIT development.
I should also note that I included QA resources of various sorts in my team size estimate....
- gsnedders 14y agoRight: I think if Carakan were done now it would likely take two years to being competitive, given the same team size (and I included QA in team size — varying between 1.5 and 2).