Learn what you can handle

What do World of Warcraft and development have in common? Well, I guess everyone can come up with something. I found a great piece of text in a World of Warcraft strategy book that could just as well be placed in a development context.

The Lazy Developer

Lazy developers. Sometimes it is a good thing, because else the developer might think things through too much (Java, anyone? ;) ). But there are some problems that are so easily solved that a developer should not be lazy about it.

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