It seems to me where this book really falls down is here: whereas developers will always think of software development as an art, project sponsors do not. They have no way to place value on the quality of a system, including ease of maintenance and extension. This differs from other disciplines which are considered crafts, since consumers differentiate quality there.
It seems to me where this book really falls down is here: whereas developers will always think of software development as an art, project sponsors do not. They have no way to place value on the quality of a system, including ease of maintenance and extension. This differs from other disciplines which are considered crafts, since consumers differentiate quality there.