The 90-50 Rule

By Deane Barker tags: implementations

I have a new rule of thumb for Web development: the 90-50 rule. This rule comes into effect when you get 90% done with a project…and only have 50% left to do. The details are what kill you, and they trail on forever, it seems. So, when you’re 90% done, remember the 90-50 rule, and know that you’re…

The document introduces a new rule for web development called the 90-50 rule. This rule states that when a project is 90% complete, it means there is only 50% left to do. The author suggests that the details often drag on for a long time, hence the need to remember this rule.

Generated by Azure AI on June 24, 2024

I have a new rule of thumb for Web development: the 90-50 rule. This rule comes into effect when you get 90% done with a project…and only have 50% left to do.

The details are what kill you, and they trail on forever, it seems. So, when you’re 90% done, remember the 90-50 rule, and know that you’re really only 50% done.

I didn’t make the rule, I’m merely pointing out the obvious.

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