I whish this phrase would die and be replaced by bad "teams" produce bad software. I have worked on some projects with fantastic developers, but awful or no UX, or a misguided vision, rushed to market etc etc.
I have also worked on projects with awful awful code base but the end product is actually alright (so long as it doesn’t need any maintenance).
Perhaps we should flip it on it's head and say, "good technology doesn't guarantee good software".
I whish this phrase would die and be replaced by bad "teams" produce bad software. I have worked on some projects with fantastic developers, but awful or no UX, or a misguided vision, rushed to market etc etc.
I have also worked on projects with awful awful code base but the end product is actually alright (so long as it doesn’t need any maintenance).
Perhaps we should flip it on it's head and say, "good technology doesn't guarantee good software".