The advantages of pushing directly to production are very clear. Consumers get direct access to features, without the time lag of waiting for them to move through multiple different environments.
ANNNDDDDD it creates one heck of a security breach when one such a feature exposes your inner workings or worse brings down your enterprise.
Using the users as guinea pig is never a good idea especially when you yet released again a beta crap feeling release.
Look at Windows 10! Every single day I get confronted that this is still a badly produced beta version of Windows. The blue screens did stop but every single day I get these black screens that drives you nuts. Every single time Windows did another update I have issues.
Every year I notice software becoming more and more crap. Every year I see the annoyance of yet another program that wants to update almost daily now. And every time it updates you are scared that this time I won't start up again or worse corrupt your data.
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1 u/roznak 26 Jan 2016 19:31
ANNNDDDDD it creates one heck of a security breach when one such a feature exposes your inner workings or worse brings down your enterprise.
Using the users as guinea pig is never a good idea especially when you yet released again a beta crap feeling release.
Look at Windows 10! Every single day I get confronted that this is still a badly produced beta version of Windows. The blue screens did stop but every single day I get these black screens that drives you nuts. Every single time Windows did another update I have issues.
Every year I notice software becoming more and more crap. Every year I see the annoyance of yet another program that wants to update almost daily now. And every time it updates you are scared that this time I won't start up again or worse corrupt your data.