Yes, "move fast and break things" is a recipe for disaster
In the tech industry, you often encounter the idea that following best practices slows you down, that good hackers ship fast by all means necessary. IMO at any time scale longer than a weekend, *not* following best practices slows you down.
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Amen. I’ve always assumed the genius that thought it up was trying to poison their competitors with that crazy idea.
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I think this might be due to people conflating the product dev cycle and the actual dev work. While you should ship, test, and iterate features quickly, individual releases should still be high quality.
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True story.
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Iterate on your practices, if it ends up slowing you down re engineer it.
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ignore context slows you down.
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Agreed
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I find that applying best practices is not cut-and-dry. It requires good judgment. I’ve witnessed many instances where such practices were misapplied. I suspect this is often the culprit when such things are seen as a waste of time.
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Every one is a judgement call. Malicious compliance exists.
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In other industries there’s no worry, any time period longer than a year is fast to deliver.
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