We had all hands on developer meeting. There were 2 interesting bullet points:
- deliver fast
- make quality applications

I mean, these two points are not correlated 🙈

Do they also want it to be cheap?

Actually they are. Yes they are opposite directions in generic case, but there are still ways to get boost in both things at the same time.
This book shows it as a novel. But essentially with good level of infra automation (automated Deployment) and different levels of testing and observability tools, and etc, it is possible getting faster and more quality through faster feedback

Best regards: DevOps engineer (+ backend Dev)

Yes, but they're negatively correlated :)

@ars1 I guess you could say that. Fast means less dev time :)

@darkwind we could definitely do improvements, even with basic stuff, like code sharing and libraries. But noone presented any solutions how. We should just 'deliver fast' :)

Of course they didn’t factor in the "cost" factor to be able to deliver quick and well
(cf. speed-quality-cost triangle)

Deliver fast does not necessarily preclude quality, it depends on quantity.

If you make many small deliveries along the way in a really agile way you can deliver fast with quality.

Its just that you do not get so much in each delivery.

But I guess that was not what this was about : P

It's all quite relative here.

they are 100% correlated.

negatively/inversely.

Yes they are correlated and it's backed by scientific research. You can look up State of DevOps report or DORA

@darkwind Reading this right now, it’s good