Back when I was a wee CS student a professor I respect a great deal told us to estimate the time and then just double it. At the time I think a lot of us only half-listened to all these "old guys". Now that I'm approaching old guy status I accept most of what they said. 🤣
That said, there's a reason why many companies/projects don't have precise, external roadmaps as to what's coming when. It's easier for things to slip than predict a hard date. Better to delay than "ship" something not ready.
I'm convinced it's more witchcraft than science, really.
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Back when I was a wee CS student a professor I respect a great deal told us to estimate the time and then just double it. At the time I think a lot of us only half-listened to all these "old guys". Now that I'm approaching old guy status I accept most of what they said. 🤣
That said, there's a reason why many companies/projects don't have precise, external roadmaps as to what's coming when. It's easier for things to slip than predict a hard date. Better to delay than "ship" something not ready.
I'm convinced it's more witchcraft than science, really.
Haha the older you get the more you realise that these old buggers actually made some sense 😄