Programming Quote by Max Kanat-Alexander

“defect corrections have more than a 50 percent chance of being wrong the first time”

— Steve McConnell

“My programs don't have bugs... they have random features.”

— Sean Keogh

“Any process can be improved. Defects that are invisible to the knowledgeable may be obvious to newcomers. The”

— Brad Stone

“developers insert an average of 1 to 3 defects per hour into their designs and 5 to 8 defects per hour into code”

— Steve McConnell

“Any process can be improved. Defects that are invisible to the knowledgeable may be obvious to newcomers. The simplest solutions are the best. Repeating”

— Brad Stone

“Improvement at anything is based on thousands of tiny failures,”

— Mark Manson

“In general, the longer you wait before fixing a bug, the costlier (in time and money) it is to fix.”

— Joel Spolsky

“Brook’s Law: “Adding more programmers to a late project makes it later.”

— Eric S. Raymond

When you prepare a list of improvements and you make them small and achievable, you won't just stick to then, you'll increase the chances…

— Georges St-Pierre

Second law: The complexity barrier. Software complexity (and therefore that of bugs) grows to the limits of our ability to manage that complexity.

— Boris Beizer

“if you fix a bug, sometimes there’s no guarantee won't bring up another bug”

— Aditia Rinaldi

“Continually adding features to software turns out to be equally unsustainable.”

— Giles Colborne