With rapid changing market, it is better to build a quick and dirty prototype. However, I do agree that a strong understanding of CS concepts is fundamental.
By the way, do you speak French? What with "DU_JOUR"?
"it is better to build a quick and dirty prototype'
Again, this depends on your goals. As a consultant I only get paid for a working product. If you are working as an employee, then the best strategy is to throw together the prototype, get some kudos, and move on to the next project.
Sadly I do not speak French. "du jour" is a French phrase adopted by English speakers for some time.
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With rapid changing market, it is better to build a quick and dirty prototype. However, I do agree that a strong understanding of CS concepts is fundamental.
By the way, do you speak French? What with "DU_JOUR"?
"it is better to build a quick and dirty prototype'
Again, this depends on your goals. As a consultant I only get paid for a working product. If you are working as an employee, then the best strategy is to throw together the prototype, get some kudos, and move on to the next project.
Sadly I do not speak French. "du jour" is a French phrase adopted by English speakers for some time.