Facts and Fallacies of Software Engineering¶
Glass. (2002). Facts and Fallacies of Software Engineering. Addison-Wesley.
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- Gold Plating
- The immediate quality of the addition is nearly irrelevant to the cost; what predicts the damage is how much unbudgeted downstream ownership it creates
This sourceCollects the evidence that maintenance dominates lifecycle cost and that the cost a delivered addition imposes is carried largely by the downstream processes that must own it, not by the effort of building it.
- The immediate quality of the addition is nearly irrelevant to the cost; what predicts the damage is how much unbudgeted downstream ownership it creates
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