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1. Write placeholder output, the equivalent of a Hello World for the task. 2. Start parameterizing parts of the program to generate the output, so that more an
by mntmoss 6y ago
1. Write placeholder output, the equivalent of a Hello World for the task.
2. Start parameterizing parts of the program to generate the output, so that more and more of the output comes from a few source variables.
3. Eventually you want a user interface on this and have it load from disk instead of recompiling...and so you end up with a complete program.
You generally don't get there just by concentrating really hard on the architecture. You architect a bit and then try things to get empiric feedback.