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by AyanamiKaine
33 days ago
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I personally think it all comes to exploring and implementing solutions for problems. There is always a cost associated with solving the wrong problem. Or implementing a bad solution for something that was not even necessary. Sometimes software developement can devolve to, just becoming a trial-error approach instead of thinking about a set of strategies/problems to explore. There is a good case that exploring problems further in specific direction than needed can help long term. But implementing solutions aimlessly is never a good idea. I think this is what Kent Beck really means, critizing implementing something just in case because you might need it in the future. |
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