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> So keep the technical talk to your peers, unless the client explicitly asks for it. This! Adapt the message to the target audience. The code we write is an a
by alexghr 3y ago
> So keep the technical talk to your peers, unless the client explicitly asks for it.
This! Adapt the message to the target audience. The code we write is an abstraction, it takes some input and produces an output. For many it's a black box or can be thought of as a black box. Start high and go lower and lower until you reach the right level of detail for the person you're communicating with.
- swayvil 3y agoSometimes the client wants to talk about code. He wants to be involved in the technical decisions. But he doesn't know diddly about code. So you have these frustrating conversations and try not to call the client an idiot.