It depends on what you're building, tbh. If you run a large b2c site and want to outpace your competition then you default to shipping. If the costs of failures are much higher, you are better off defaulting to a slow and steady pace.
True, from a certain business point of view. As a customer, though, I want nothing to do with such software and I don't want to work on software that I wouldn't personally use. That's why I say it's obvious which side I fall on.
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It depends on what you're building, tbh. If you run a large b2c site and want to outpace your competition then you default to shipping. If the costs of failures are much higher, you are better off defaulting to a slow and steady pace.
True, from a certain business point of view. As a customer, though, I want nothing to do with such software and I don't want to work on software that I wouldn't personally use. That's why I say it's obvious which side I fall on.