Tomasz Łakomy • 9/18/2019

Prototype. Ship. Amend. Repeat.

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This article discusses a common pitfall in software development: creating overly complex, generic abstractions before solving the actual problem. The author advocates for a 'Prototype, Ship, Amend, Repeat' approach, where developers first build a working prototype, ship it, and then refactor based on real-world usage, leading to more robust and practical code.

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