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Strangely, by the end of page 23, I started to feel some relevance to software engineering as well. For example, I'm not satisfied to know that a feature is nee

by Twisol 5y ago

Strangely, by the end of page 23, I started to feel some relevance to software engineering as well. For example, I'm not satisfied to know that a feature is needed; I want to know why the feature is needed and how it is hoped to be used. Simply being told to make a change without context is singularly frustrating to me.

amitport 5y ago
"the client asked for it"
ordu 5y ago
When you know why the change is needed, then you can answer questions about this change. Like "how much latency we may sacrifice to make it happen?" or "how much time I should spend on this change to make it perfect?"