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Yes. If you just randomly pick "a problem" you're only going to have a partial understanding of the problem and how people are currently solving it. To make a
by benologist 13y ago
Yes. If you just randomly pick "a problem" you're only going to have a partial understanding of the problem and how people are currently solving it. To make a good solution you really need to understand the problem and the only way you're going to do that is by experiencing them yourself.
"AFNetworking was originally created by Scott Raymond and Mattt Thompson in the development of Gowalla for iPhone."
- adpreese 13y agoAgreed. Starting with a framework first unless you truly and deeply understand the space is going to either make something that kind of solves a problem but has its own problems, period, or kind of solves a problems but has its own problems for a really long time while you slowly refine it. And the odds of dedicating yourself to solving a problem that you don't have a need to solve are low.