Hi
Thank you all who tried to help.
I of course did some reading and got some of the required details,economy is one of them of course and others like functionality(extend of possibilities provided by the software system),ease of use,robustness and efficiency.Thanx a great deal!!
Quote:Original post by JohnBolton
1. Food
2. Water
3. Sleep
4. Caffeine
Quote:Original post by DigitalDelusion
* b00bies
* caffine
* more b00bies
* lack of sleep
* b00bies again
that pretty much covers it I would guess.
What sad sad lives we lead :(
Quote:Original post by Mafaesa
Hi
Thank you all who tried to help.
I of course did some reading and got some of the required details,economy is one of them of course and others like functionality(extend of possibilities provided by the software system),ease of use,robustness and efficiency.Thanx a great deal!!
Economy! I don't know how I overlooked that one.
Quote:Original post by BattaglineQuote:Original post by JohnBolton
1. Food
2. Water
3. Sleep
4. CaffeineQuote:Original post by DigitalDelusion
* b00bies
* caffine
* more b00bies
* lack of sleep
* b00bies again
that pretty much covers it I would guess.
What sad sad lives we lead :(
What they're hitting on in a round about way is the most important external factor: People. The effects of people (and leadership/managment of those people) are tremendous on software development.
Cheers,
Bob
"Software Architecture in practice" by Len Bass, et. al. may be of interest to you, they dicuss these things in detail.
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