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LogikFabrik Relevant issues from Pragmatic Programmer

Chapter 7 Pragmatic Programmer Before The Project Chapter 7 Pragmatic Programmer

The Requirements Pit Tip 51: Don’t Gather Requirements – Dig for Them Tip 52: Work with a User to Think Like a User Tip 53: Abstraction Live Longer than Details Tip 54: Use a Project Glossary

Overspecifying Don’t be too specific. Good requirement documents remain abstract. Requirements Are NOT architecture Are NOT design, NOR user interface Are need

The Specification Trap Tip 57: Some Things Are Better Done than Described Seamless approach:specification and implementation are different aspects of the same process: each should flow directly into the next, with no artificial boundaries.

Pragmatic Teams