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I talked with a few teachers before I started coding, but it seemed they didn't know what they wanted or didn't expressed correctly, or maybe I didn't get it.
by pmtarantino 13y ago
I talked with a few teachers before I started coding, but it seemed they didn't know what they wanted or didn't expressed correctly, or maybe I didn't get it.
- LambdaAlmighty 13y agoPeople who never tried, imagine creating a new product (not to say a "disruptive" product) is a simple A-B-C process: * talk to potential customers * do it! * PROFIT Whereas unless you are an expert yourself in the domain you're entering, it's almost hopeless. People/businesses don't know what they want, until it's presented to them on a golden platter and all of their colleagues/competitors are already braying about it.
- mattfenwick 13y agoTotally agree. Programmers should understand the value of intimately knowing the domain. "Customers don't know what they want" is part of the game, and as such is not an acceptable excuse for building poor software.
- davodesign84 13y agoApologies but I had to. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO5sxLapAts http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO5sxLapAts