Golden Paths for Engineering Execution Consistency¶
Seroter, R. (2023). Golden Paths for Engineering Execution Consistency.
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- The guarding discipline is to keep the standard a paved road — the easiest route to take, but not the only one — backed by a real exception path so that necessary local variation is granted openly rather than smuggled around the standard.
This sourceTreats a paved or golden path as the easiest supported default while retaining an explicit exception route for justified local variation.
- The guarding discipline is to keep the standard a paved road — the easiest route to take, but not the only one — backed by a real exception path so that necessary local variation is granted openly rather than smuggled around the standard.
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