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We spent months building GitHub's issue system and had a lengthy beta period. No one experienced the bug you're referring to until the feature went public. Shit

• vito 17y ago
  Don't get me wrong, I love github, but it seems like every bug on sites I use exists on a site that was developed with Rails or some other framework that advertises rapid development. I'm not accusing you of incompetence, but out of every site I go to it's the one that's most often got some feature disabled because it was too buggy, unplanned, or what have you. Granted, it's also the one with the most new features popping up. Yes, shit happens, but there's a pretty strong correlation between agile development and bugginess, whether it's the mentality it encourages or some other factor.