A developer should prioritize speed when delivering new features. Fast delivery allows for quick feedback. This approach helps avoid delays and ensures continuous progress.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A developer should prioritize speed when delivering new features.
Fast delivery allows for quick feedback. This approach helps avoid delays and ensures continuous progress.
A developer should release new features quickly. This allows a manager to give feedback right away. Do not wait for perfect completion. Do not use internal project terms like P0/P1/P2 in updates. A simple message like 'shipped X' is enough. This method helps keep the project moving forward. It prevents long waits for approval at each small step.
A developer is building a new tool. The developer ships a basic version of the tool in one day. The manager uses it and gives feedback immediately. This is better than the developer spending a week to make it perfect. The manager might have wanted something different. The quick release saves time and effort.
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A developer should prioritize speed when delivering new features. Fast delivery allows for quick feedback. This approach helps avoid delays and ensures continuous progress.