Re:Waypoint: Build, deploy, and release applications across ...
by jf on Thursday October 15, 2020 @02:00PM
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That's likely intentional? My employer doesn't give timelines either because of how hard it is to predict software development times.
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Re:Waypoint: Build, deploy, and release applications across ...
by mitchellh on Thursday October 15, 2020 @03:47PM
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Yes this is intentional. There are a couple reasons:
(1) It really depends on how much community feedback we get. If we’re planning feature A but suddenly loads of people want feature B, we’re gonna reprioritize and change timelines.
(2) People get really, really, really upset when you don’t hit your timeline. Its sort of a lose/lose for us. So, we use keep them close to heart.