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The whole article is flawed. The article, minus the title, implies that he is arguing you shouldn't Release Early, Often but rather Release Ready. The title, h
by mauricio 17y ago
The whole article is flawed. The article, minus the title, implies that he is arguing you shouldn't Release Early, Often but rather Release Ready.
The title, however, implies you should miss deadlines regardless of your readiness and you should never update. Wtf?!
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- gloob 17y agoPerhaps I'm displaying a lack of sophistication, but by my reading, the title "implies you should miss deadlines...and you should never update" in the same way that "worse is better" implies that shipping a ten-line random number generator is an acceptable solution to all problems. I mean, that would be worse than that database app the bank wanted, right? So it must be better!