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Well, maybe. I think it depends on the project. At the moment, I'm working interfacing a handheld device with a networking device. I quickly wrote a prototyp
by bmj 18y ago
Well, maybe. I think it depends on the project.
At the moment, I'm working interfacing a handheld device with a networking device. I quickly wrote a prototype to work out implementation details (since connectivity required using a particular protocol). That's not to say I didn't write parts of the prototype to be refactored or pulled out, but given that I had to do a fair amount of exploratory programming to determine the best implementation, much of the prototype code will be thrown away.
- vivekkhurana 18y agoSo you are working with a new technology stack and exploring new things... throwaway prototype is good when youa re doing something new. If you were versed witht he particular protocol, would you need to write to throwaway prototype ? I dont think so...