Over the last couple of years it's become clear to me that most problems in dev come not from bugs in code, but from flawed/missing conceptualisation of business/problem.
As such, I've focused hard on studying software architecture and understanding business. My go-to tools these days are Domain-Driven Design (DDD) - Event Storming being a powertool for mapping out the Domain, and Clean Architecture to tame the popular abuses of frameworks such as Rails.
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Over the last couple of years it's become clear to me that most problems in dev come not from bugs in code, but from flawed/missing conceptualisation of business/problem.
As such, I've focused hard on studying software architecture and understanding business. My go-to tools these days are Domain-Driven Design (DDD) - Event Storming being a powertool for mapping out the Domain, and Clean Architecture to tame the popular abuses of frameworks such as Rails.