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Yes but no, because producing code is never smooth, or smooth code production is exactly the characteristic of these coding sessions you can interrupt without g
by gbog 13y ago
Yes but no, because producing code is never smooth, or smooth code production is exactly the characteristic of these coding sessions you can interrupt without great loss.
- jimbokun 13y agoI agree this is the weakest part of the analogy, as software production is so highly variable. You can have days where you see very little come out of the machine, then a great amount of valuable software come out, seemingly all at once. I think, though, it does not invalidate the basic point of keeping the software producers on the task of software production as much as possible in order to maximize output.