Friday Fury: Just ship it

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Summary

The “just ship it” culture should be illegal because too many SaaS companies release buggy software without thinking things through. They ship bugs and missing features on purpose just to get money. I avoid recommending those apps and stick to companies that actually care about the user and their software. Things like this makes me want to punch the camera!

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Just ship it. Just get it out there. Don’t worry about it. We’ll deal with it later. That should be illegal. That really should be.

Now, this is a Friday Fury episode. So if you’re not into swearing or anything like that, watch my other videos. I am going to be swearing here.

Now, there’s a lot of developers and a lot of SaaS companies have this notion that they should just ship a product. Now, I’m not saying that they do this purpose of, well, they don’t really do it purposefully, but I do believe they do it without really thinking things through.

The whole point of just ship it from what it should be is get the product out there and let’s add features later. Okay, I can live with that. But a lot of the times these people, these complete utter guns, ship these products with an enormous amount of bugs or features that should actually be there from the beginning.

Now, there are some features that you don’t always need from the beginning, especially if you’re beta testing. But features and bugs that are deliberately not looked at so they can just ship it should be illegal. And it’s just fucking insane.

And there are a ton of apps and SaaS companies that do this. There’s too many for me to list. There’s a way to click up is one of them. But there’s too many to list.

And SaaS companies that really think about the process, about the way that the program should be used, the app should be used, the way that the client, the user is going to use it, and how it interacts are the other apps and companies that I deal with, that I like to deal with.

Companies and SaaS products and apps that tend to think, you know what, let’s just get it out there, get some money in, and then figure it out later, they’re absolute utter assholes. And I try to steer away from them. And as soon as I find out that that app that I’m using or recommending, I have a tools page. I’ll put a link below, where I recommend a lot of tools and tools that I don’t recommend and things that I’m actually using. They will never go onto that page because I don’t trust them.

There’s no way they should be releasing this software with these fucking bugs. It’s just, I want to punch the camera.

Anyway, that’s the Friday Fury episode. I hope you have a great weekend, and I’ll see you in the next one. Ciao.