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Tuesday, September 11, 2007
a system that makes it to production does not mean it's a success
Remember, the fact that a system that makes it to production does not mean it's a success. We need to build our systems so that our successors -- developers with less business knowledge and a weaker grasp of the system’s design -- can build on and maintain them. We need to educate and train the less-than-good and raise the bar for acceptability. No, it's not the easy way, but it is the simple, painful truth.
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