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Great software is not defined by a single feature.
Great software is the culmination of countless small decisions, thoughtful iterations and dedicated teamwork. It starts with a solid foundation and is built brick by brick.
The bricks are the user feedback you solicit from your customer base. The road mapping session to prioritize your new feature pipeline. The sprint execution on key new features. The retrospective meeting to improve your internal processes. The unseen unit test you write to prevent a defect from reoccurring. The small user experience changes you make to simplify the software.
The effort you put into stacking these bricks on a daily basis is what helps you build impactful software. Each action, no matter how small, is a step towards creating something extraordinary.
As Steve Jobs once said, "Great things in business are never done by one person. They're done by a team of people." Every team member, from developers to designers to testers, plays a vital role in stacking these bricks to build great software.
So, keep stacking those bricks daily – because that is how you build something truly remarkable.
