Re:DevOps: An idea so good, no one admits they don’t do it
by JohnFen on Monday August 29, 2022 @01:48PM
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This an interesting point.
I would disagree that UI constantly improves, though. I can think of lots of examples where the opposite is true. But that's not due to rapid release, that's due to other issues.
> If you go slow, things don't change as much but they don't get better much either.
It's hard to think of when I've seen improvements that were so good as to be worth the cost, though. Things certainly change, but change is not always better, and even when it is, it's not always worth the cost to the user.
I would disagree that UI constantly improves, though. I can think of lots of examples where the opposite is true. But that's not due to rapid release, that's due to other issues.
> If you go slow, things don't change as much but they don't get better much either.
It's hard to think of when I've seen improvements that were so good as to be worth the cost, though. Things certainly change, but change is not always better, and even when it is, it's not always worth the cost to the user.