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> If you have no design to meet how do you judge the output of an iteration or know you have arrived at the final product? I think you mean "requirements" here
by mytailorisrich 1y ago
> If you have no design to meet how do you judge the output of an iteration or know you have arrived at the final product?
I think you mean "requirements" here instead of "design".
- motorest 1y ago> I think you mean "requirements" here instead of "design". No. This is exactly what you are getting wrong. Requirements are constraints that guide the design. The design then is used to organize, structure, and allocate work, and determine what code needs to be written.