Richard Bradshaw • 5/26/2019

Muddled Thoughts on Bug Prevention

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This article delves into the nuanced concept of bug prevention in software development. The author grapples with the idea that prevention often stems from the detection of a problem, using Jerry Weinberg's definition of a bug and a thought-provoking analogy about the Euro to illustrate how early detection in planning can prevent larger issues.

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