It’s clever writing… Does it lead to positive results? There’s no disputing the values of the values it’s espousing, but it doesn’t offer a lot in terms of concrete suggestions for how to organize better.
It’s funny, I think that, too. But what is this adding beyond that? I’d like to read better ideas. I believe people are trying a lot ideas like staging, containers, reproducable builds, … We also have to consider what kind of software a ompany is creating: software that ships to customers or software that is pushed to a server.j
Most problems are not solved by cutesy writing either. This is an opinion piece that disguises itself as an analysis.
I really feel that many problems are solved, but not well documented, or at least the books and articles are still very obscure.
It’s clever writing… Does it lead to positive results? There’s no disputing the values of the values it’s espousing, but it doesn’t offer a lot in terms of concrete suggestions for how to organize better.
That’s how I felt, too. Some catchy parts in there, though; I liked “process is the scar tissue of past failures”.
The article is worth it if only for pointing out this tweet
It’s funny, I think that, too. But what is this adding beyond that? I’d like to read better ideas. I believe people are trying a lot ideas like staging, containers, reproducable builds, … We also have to consider what kind of software a ompany is creating: software that ships to customers or software that is pushed to a server.j