Those are rookie numbers. With a little Kubernetes, we can get them way up.
So much of the incentive structure in software companies is to ship new features. Maintaining existing ones or fixing bugs is a career dead end for software engineers and managers. No wonder so much stuff is broken and slow.
Call me cynical, but from a dollars point of view this seems to be what customers want.
So much of the incentive structure in software companies is to ship new features. Maintaining existing ones or fixing bugs is a career dead end for software engineers and managers. No wonder so much stuff is broken and slow.
Call me cynical, but from a dollars point of view this seems to be what customers want.