> I disagree strongly. I think the articulation of what you’re building, and why, is far more important. Basically, the idea. Your intent.
Nobody gets paid for "intent". You get paid for the result. I do not buy a video game that "intended to be good" and "had a great specification". It feels so weird that I tough that it was parody.
Next ... the bridge collapsed but that is beyond the point. Look at the specifications!
Nobody gets paid for "intent". You get paid for the result. I do not buy a video game that "intended to be good" and "had a great specification". It feels so weird that I tough that it was parody.
Next ... the bridge collapsed but that is beyond the point. Look at the specifications!