[GPS]: While surfing I stumbled upon an article that I found very interesting.  It has a lot of meat (real useful content) to it, which was unexpected given the title.

http://www.dexterity.com/articles/zero-defect-software-development.htm

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[DKF]  - Good page, and I agree with it 100% both as a software engineer and as a Tcl developer.  Now, what other Wiki pages can we link this one in with?

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[KPV] - Interesting page but I disagree. Software development has many aspects including new features, bug fixes, refactoring, etc.
Unfortunately you only have a limited amount of resources and time, 
and you have to balance all those factors. As Joel Spolsky writes
in the excellent essay ''Hard-assed Bug Fixin' '' [http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000014.html]

   Fixing bugs is only important when the value of 
   having the bug fixed exceeds the cost of fixing it.


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[CL] makes an effort to relate this convincingly to [Tcl], and comes up with this:  Tcl has an 
advantage (over, let's say, [C]) in ZDSD 'cause there's such a short distance between idea and
executable.