Nicholas C. Zakas on Nostr: Managing the scope of an open source project is an ongoing battle. No matter how ...
Managing the scope of an open source project is an ongoing battle. No matter how well-defined you think your scope is, people will challenge you to expand it constantly. Sometimes it will make sense, most times it won’t. Saying “no” is a super power that will save the project.
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