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I agree with the sentiment though I'd reword it as "developers need to know that their understanding is correct at all times". This is uncontroversial, we can'
by abraae 8y ago
I agree with the sentiment though I'd reword it as "developers need to know that their understanding is correct at all times".
This is uncontroversial, we can't build things well if our understanding is wrong, whether of user requirements, budget/political process, technology, existing infrastructure/whatever.
- gnulinux 8y agoSure, "developers need to know that their understanding is correct at all times", this describes most if not all developers I know but this is hardly a bad thing and in the conversation above this was used in a bad connotation ("that doesn’t exactly brew the best atmosphere"). I'm even more confused now.