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From: Brad Jensen <brad@elstore.com> > > The design is what comes before the source code. Some people > > don't have any design, they start writing code right away. > > The execution of the design is writing the source code, > > that is: transforming the design ideas into executable reality. > > If you are a good programmer the design and the coding are > interactive and synergistic. Any design that survives the coding > unscathed is a trivial design, it is really just ordering form a > menu. This may be true for small programs, but is false for large projects (with, say, 500 programs). The discussion does not lead anywhere because most people are too emotional about it. Many smaller shops work in a way that does not scale up (and most shops are happy about this, some even proud of it).
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