Thank you so much for sharing this. My first thoughts were that you dove into what you could control. Those aspects of the product related to non-functional re

Thank you so much for sharing this. My first thoughts were that you dove into what you could control. Those aspects of the product related to non-functional requirements. However, it’s really the functional requirements that primarily count for a customer. It’s a feature of our times that nearly all programmer attention is paid to technologies and plumbing. What’s left, how to determine “what” should be produced and how to model that into code, without regard to plumbing, persistence, user-interface/s or interaction with other systems, seems long forgotten.