Just three words: I hate it.
The deadline was 9th of august, just one feature to finish and what happened? It's late. No feature, no release. That's why I hate feature driven development. I want bloody deadlines!
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Submitted by coolo on Wed, 08/15/2007 - 18:07.
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Just three words: I hate it. The deadline was 9th of august, just one feature to finish and what happened? It's late. No feature, no release. That's why I hate feature driven development. I want bloody deadlines! what does that have to do with feature-drive releases?Submitted by zander on Wed, 08/15/2007 - 21:08.
Whats with the "no release"? That only parses for me if that piece of software added exactly one feature since the last release. I mean; why not release the software with all the FINISHED new features and without the unfinished new feature? Maybe the real problem is not using a branch for unfinished features which allows you to release the mainline if the new feature is unfinished. Oh, well, you only learn by falling once in a while, I'm sure that good solutions can be found which allow you the joys of feature releases without the pains you obviously feel now Can we take this as a voteSubmitted by superstoned on Wed, 08/15/2007 - 20:48.
Can we take this as a vote for a time-driven KDE release schedule?? |
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Deadlines?
"The deadline was 9th of August. ... I want bloody deadlines!"
Huh?