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Diplomatic answer help to a (l)user by Spisefisken2001-10-10 00:20:54
  The thing is ... by slamlander2001-10-10 01:07:28
    The other thing is... by Tars_Tarkas 2001-10-10 01:11:29
...that just before you finish a project, the user will come and say stuff like "Wouldn't feature xyz also be great?" And you have to implement it, also it doesn't fit the design at all, so everything has to be redone. Then, when you're about to finish, the user will come and say stuff like "Wouldn't feature zyx also be great?" And you have to implement it,....

This is prime reason no. 1 why stuff doesn't get finished, add deadlines to that and you know why commercially produced code will never have the style and/or beauty of open source code...
[ Reply ]
      That's called feature creep ... by slamlander2001-10-10 01:24:09
        BTW, that's when I make it a budget issue. (n/t) by slamlander2001-10-10 01:25:58
      Our main problem is by Spisefisken2001-10-10 01:24:17
        I hate double posting. I am sorry :´( (n/t) by Spisefisken2001-10-10 01:25:29
        Classic case of customer not knowing... by slamlander2001-10-10 01:36:53
          I have a boss to do those things by Spisefisken2001-10-10 01:46:11
      Our main problem is by Spisefisken2001-10-10 01:24:18
      There's a solution to that by chromatix2001-10-10 03:48:25
        Well, there's that, but... by Tars_Tarkas2001-10-10 04:14:01
          Then they're from Mis'r'i ... by slamlander2001-10-10 09:13:31

 

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