Jason GormanMar 7

Developers: "The problem is that the faster we go, the more we get things wrong and have to fix them or do them over again, which actually makes us slower overall"

Big Tech: "I see, yes. What if... hear us out... what if you could get things wrong much, much faster?"

Show threadadritheonlyMar 7
@jasongorman Definitely! The current state of game development is a stunning example. I used to gasp at a little flaw. Now? You go through 10 games and find one that is maybe 50% OK. Complain and the devs blame your hardware that wasn't bought 5min. ago.
Show threadAntonio Patriarca
@adritheonly @jasongorman Compared to other software, game development is still an haven on code quality IMHO.
Mar 8 at 8:10amWeb
Show threadadritheonlyMar 8
@antopatriarca @jasongorman Oh dear! We're stuffed then, aren't we? Gone are the days of going to the Moon with a PC running DOS.
Show threadAntonio PatriarcaMar 8
@adritheonly @jasongorman Absolutely... Now is the time for code editors requiring 8+ GB of RAM to run.