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The best thing you can do for your project is to market, market, market. And then do a bit of development.
Similar to the way you can easily over-architect your infrastructure, itâs extremely easy to over-architect your continuous delivery practices before you have anything to deliver! Jenkins, Drone, Travis are all great tools â but you shouldnât spend time configuring them until you have a working MVP.
Solution: Build your project first â then worry about continuous delivery.
Itâs easy to believe youâre doing the best for your project by doing the above things but you arenât.
The art of over-engineering your side projects [ Liam Symonds ]
Guard Against Over Engineering Business Processes
Guard Against Over Engineering Business Processes
Maintaining balance is relevant to many aspects of life especially when breaking down business processes. I have found that representing business processes vis a vi modeling, mapping, swim laneand so on provide an ability for our mindâs eye to visually organize the flow and intricate elements of relationships within processes and sub processes. However, I have also realized that over engineeringâŠ
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