technical debt¶
Cunningham, W. (1992). technical debt.
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- Technical Debt Ledger
- It is, in spirit, exactly Ward Cunningham's original technical-debt metaphor: writing down what you borrowed so the interest does not compound in the dark.
This sourceThe ledger is the literal book-keeping the metaphor implies.
- It is, in spirit, exactly Ward Cunningham's original technical-debt metaphor: writing down what you borrowed so the interest does not compound in the dark.
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