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This mentality will just encourage fire drills and burnout.

It does nothing towards improving core problems of software development lifecycle planning issues.

I would suggest reading a book like Peopleware, before embarking on public shame or penalties as solutions. These band-aids are almost always self-imposed, and they almost never work.



This mentality will just encourage fire drills and burnout.

The truth is, we don't know yet. And we definitely didn't try to solve/improve software development lifecycle/plannings.

We built this for people like us: bunch of friends working on fun projects and trying to get it out of the door.




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