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Bug Free Applications

2008/03/25
By Marc Van Norden

Paul Robertson of the Adobe Air team has an interesting blog posting on bug free apps or the lack of such a possibility. To some extent I think it is a little easier to have this mindset if you are client-side. When you are building products in house the balance of release date vs quality control is easily managed. When a company is consulting on projects every hour spent is equated to dollars. I find the pressure to get it right within the release or warranty period is very high. No client wants to hear, “Oh we couldn’t get to that feature, but I tell you what, we will get it in version 2!”. On the consulting side there usually isn’t a version 2.

The article is good read:

Paul Roberston Blog Post

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One Response to “ Bug Free Applications ”

  1. Russdogg on 2008/03/25 at 2:47 pm

    I remember console video games never seemed to have bugs in them, as opposed to PC games that always needed to be patched… that is until the advent of internet-connected consoles. Now consoles games seem to be released too early and full of bugs, with the thinking that a patch can always be shipped later. Major bummer.

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