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I take a slightly more abstract approach: I first think of the problem from the user's perspective (and their expectations), then I map out a work flow before d
by fake_pg 17y ago
I take a slightly more abstract approach: I first think of the problem from the user's perspective (and their expectations), then I map out a work flow before diving into pseudo-code and wire-frames.
Overall, I agree with the parent because before you can dive into coding, you have to think of the problem and solution abstractly.
But which language is used for writing out the solution? Whichever is the best tool for that particular problem.
- doki_pen 17y agoI still don't think it adequately answers the question. Maybe the question should be rephrased as "What programming paradigm do you think in?"
- fake_pg 17y agoYes, perhaps the original question is too open-ended, but without a proper context, all answers will be leaning towards the abstract. While I may express the solution in Objective-C, PHP or Python, I always think of the solution in terms of logic. Also, if you have experience in multiple languages (and environments), then you're less likely to be constrained by a single mindset.