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Sounds more like you haven’t worked so far on a sufficiently complicated engineering project otherwise you would know that translating those business requiremen
by siva7 4y ago
Sounds more like you haven’t worked so far on a sufficiently complicated engineering project otherwise you would know that translating those business requirements is actually the difficult part in the software engineering profession and not coding.
- SoftTalker 4y agoJust expressing the business requirements in a way that can be implemented as software code, with all the edge cases and exceptions covered is the really difficult part.
- rightbyte 4y ago> business requirements is actually the difficult part in the software engineering profession and not coding. Both are the diffucult part. Especially since "business requirements" ofent is Agile newspeak for "no spec and fuzzy demands".