Hi Edwin,
You are absolutely right. I would love to hear your thoughts on engineering approaches.
I participated in a Hackathon some time ago and was really surprised that NOONE had thought to flow-charting their more complex problems. Actually, many were unfamiliar with the concept. Flowcharts can be sooo simple too. To me, Flowcharts are like outlines when you are writing a big paper.
As for engineering approaches, it starts with the type of project. But I have been doing more Agile Software Development lately. I love the flexibility, iterative nature, collaboration, and immediate results. Plus, you learn and adjust as you go. So you end up doing the right thing, early on. I actually teach Agile/DevOps at the college level, so obviously I’m a fan. 👍🏼
I’m also a believer in flowcharting. A picture is worth a thousand words.
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Hi Edwin,
You are absolutely right. I would love to hear your thoughts on engineering approaches.
I participated in a Hackathon some time ago and was really surprised that NOONE had thought to flow-charting their more complex problems. Actually, many were unfamiliar with the concept. Flowcharts can be sooo simple too. To me, Flowcharts are like outlines when you are writing a big paper.
Hi Matt-
As for engineering approaches, it starts with the type of project. But I have been doing more Agile Software Development lately. I love the flexibility, iterative nature, collaboration, and immediate results. Plus, you learn and adjust as you go. So you end up doing the right thing, early on. I actually teach Agile/DevOps at the college level, so obviously I’m a fan. 👍🏼
I’m also a believer in flowcharting. A picture is worth a thousand words.