Is technical debt keeping you up at night?

Hi There, Technical debt can lead us to bigger, better things. In 2010, Jakob Nielsen, a renowned usability expert, published an article titled

Hi There,   Technical debt can lead us to bigger, better things. In 2010, Jakob Nielsen, the renowned usability expert, published an article titled "Flash: 99% Bad" [1]. Nielsen dissected the numerous usability issues and performance drawbacks associated with Flash, urging the industry to abandon this technology.   Flash's decline paved the way for newer and more efficient alternatives, one of which was TypeScript, a statically typed superset of JavaScript. Why can technical debt be a good thing? We leave things behind for good reason. Like this. Jacob Mellor Chief Technology Officer Software Engineering | Iron Software +1 (312) 500-3060 support@ironsoftware.com www.ironsoftware.com Follow Iron Software - Product updates, How-to guides, Special sales, and more! Iron Software Company, 205 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60611, USA, +1 (312) 500-3060   You're receiving this email from Iron Software because you registered for a free trial, joined our Slack channel or participated in an event. If you wish to be removed from our database please reply to this email stating so. Unsubscribe | Manage Preferences

FDA OKs New Frontline Endometrial Cancer Regimen, First in Decades

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