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Software bugs: Focus on what you can control

Software bugs stem from unforeseen consequences, miscommunication, or simple errors. While some bugs are unavoidable due to complexity, others are preventable through clear communication and careful analysis. Focusing on controllable factors saves time and improves software quality.

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How many mediocre programmers does it take to...

Can mediocre programmers replace a skilled programmer? The answer isn't straightforward. It explores the complexities of software development and how individual programmer skill impacts overall team productivity. Adding more people doesn't always mean faster progress.

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Software Development: When Change is Bad

Maintaining old software is tricky. Changes to core functions can cause unexpected problems in other parts of the system. It's safer to create new functions than to alter existing ones. Thorough testing is crucial, but complete coverage is impossible. Careful consideration is key.

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Software development is not like building a house

Software project management is often misunderstood. Adding more people to a late project doesn't speed it up; it can make it worse. Software development is complex and requires skilled individuals, not just extra hands. Time, skill, and experience are crucial for quality software.

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