Re:Is coffee a good excuse for a slow application start-up t...
by byoung2 on Friday November 23, 2012 @10:44PM
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The customer is happy enough to continue handing over the money at the rate that they are, and aren't likely to hand over more money if you make it faster
You have to be prepared for a competitor to come along and create a faster version, at which point your customer might suddenly realize that he needs a faster app.
Re:Is coffee a good excuse for a slow application start-up t...
by hayksaakian on Friday November 23, 2012 @10:45PM
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Yes, but my understanding was that this software was for one specific client.
So, this is something that you generally ought to do, but you don't really need to."
I struggle with this personally. There are lots of things I ought to do, but don't schedule time for because they don't have a very compelling business reason to do so. The customer is happy enough to continue handing over the money at the rate that they are, and aren't likely to hand over more money if you make it faster (though a slow app could prevent new customer acquisition).