9. Embracing feedback

Good continuous deployment practices enable us to incrementally build directly into production. This process helps avoid the age-old “it worked on my machine” argument and generally makes the world a better place.

To see improvement and make transforms, you will wind up in that strange "stupendous uncovering" stage towards the finish of a venture, which is ensured to deliver two types of undesirable input:

1. Obligatory
2. Useful but too late

If you use feature toggles, you can think of them as construction hoarding around a building site.

Don’t be afraid of scope creep