It has helped me to conceptualize how a team and development process arrive at the shipping version of a software product. By seeing the process and outcome more clearly, it helps get where we are going more efficiently.
Imagine if Einstein posted to a forum to say “It’s all relative guys, isn’t it obvious! Gravitation and speed of light and everything!” and then people downvoted him and he responded with “I don’t understand why you guys don’t see what I mean, it’s all perfectly clear”. Even if he is literally Einstein and his theories of relativity are completely well developed, that kind of post isn’t going to convey them.
You are saying a bunch of vague bullshit sounding phrases that even if they are TRUE are not MEANINGFUL to anyone but yourself. You do not SOUND like someone with 23 years of CS experience, more like a someone halfway through a philosophy of mind class who is trying to make a deep point. And then you go on to complain about downvotes and act superior to everyone for not instantly understanding and agreeing with what you have to say.
I find it extremely useful. It has enabled me to make massive progress on a software project.
I first began to think this way while a Software Engineer at Microsoft. What’s your background, SolveIt?
I’m studying CS at uni, for all that’s relevant. Care to go into more detail about how it has helped you?
It has helped me to conceptualize how a team and development process arrive at the shipping version of a software product. By seeing the process and outcome more clearly, it helps get where we are going more efficiently.
Imagine if Einstein posted to a forum to say “It’s all relative guys, isn’t it obvious! Gravitation and speed of light and everything!” and then people downvoted him and he responded with “I don’t understand why you guys don’t see what I mean, it’s all perfectly clear”. Even if he is literally Einstein and his theories of relativity are completely well developed, that kind of post isn’t going to convey them.
You are saying a bunch of vague bullshit sounding phrases that even if they are TRUE are not MEANINGFUL to anyone but yourself. You do not SOUND like someone with 23 years of CS experience, more like a someone halfway through a philosophy of mind class who is trying to make a deep point. And then you go on to complain about downvotes and act superior to everyone for not instantly understanding and agreeing with what you have to say.