During a recent discussion about the benefits of short feedback loops, as brought about by practices such as TDD, Continuous Integration, Continuous Deployment, or many other practices, somebody brought up a subtle benefit that I found both surprising, and obvious in retrospect.
These practices gamify the software creation process, and more frequent dopamine releases.
This idea apparently originated with Jon Reid.
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