Re:DevOps: An idea so good, no one admits they don’t do it
by JohnFen on Monday August 29, 2022 @05:28PM
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> It has approximately zero to do with UX and product design/iteration approaches.
The connection is that if the commit changes how the product works in a way noticeable to the user, then the user must suffer the changes frequently. Since changes incur a cost to the user, it's requiring the user to constantly be paying those costs.
If the deployment happened less frequently, then the user would incur the cost less frequently, and perhaps in a way they could schedule when to take the change on so it is the least disruptive to them.
The connection is that if the commit changes how the product works in a way noticeable to the user, then the user must suffer the changes frequently. Since changes incur a cost to the user, it's requiring the user to constantly be paying those costs.
If the deployment happened less frequently, then the user would incur the cost less frequently, and perhaps in a way they could schedule when to take the change on so it is the least disruptive to them.