Скачать или смотреть I Added a Feature Nobody Needed. Here's What It Cost Me!

I added multi-language support because one client hinted at it. Six years later, someone finally needed it. Here's what that "just in case" feature actually cost me.

In this "You Already Know This" video, I remind senior .NET devs about the hidden triple-cost of premature friction.

Adding features "just in case" isn't future-proofing. It's a tax you pay to maintain code nobody uses, then pay again to remove it, then pay a third time to rebuild it correctly when requirements are actually clear.

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I'm Chad Carter, founder & CEO of DevNitro, ex-Microsoft MVP, former Wells Fargo Lead Software Engineer, and CTO. I help senior .NET teams ship production apps faster.

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