Microsoft Research came up with an A.I. model to predict the number of bugs in a code base and the top predictors in order of accuracy were - company org structure - code churn - code complexity - dependencies - code coverage Anyone else not surprised?https://augustl.com/blog/2019/best_bug_predictor_is_organizational_complexity/ …
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Umm.. no mention of developer experience? Or problem/product novelty? Odd!
Virtually every software project is novel. Software is infinitely reusable, unlike bridges or commodities, so if something calls for a non-novel solution, the existing solution can be reused.
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Really interesting and defensible claim. This could lead to some interesting existential questions about how the industry reinvents the same ideas.
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Yeah. The not-invented-here phenomenon keeps occurring over and over. Lots of great analysis on it, both as negative and positive. This is my favorite programming blog's take:https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2001/10/14/in-defense-of-not-invented-here-syndrome/ …
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