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✅ Each release is 100% done
One common problem in product development is developers not finishing a feature or task. They get it to 70% done and rush off to the next thing. Bugs linger, edge cases go unhandled, testing falls short, and the release process remains inco…
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🧩 Why things fall apart at the end
As discussed in the previous two posts, things often go haywire near the end of a project cycle, right before the BIG Release. Why is this? Things seem to go so well at the beginning of the project. While it is impossible to detail every re…
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🏁 Easy to start vs. easy to finish
There are many ways to classify how we do things. One way is “easy to start” or “easy to finish.” We may try to use off-the-shelf “maker” style embedded boards (Arduino or Raspberry PI) instead of a SOM (System-on-module) designed for indus…