Comments on: Quit Putting Your Solution In My Feature Request! http://www.codesqueeze.com/quit-putting-your-solution-in-my-feature-request/ Ideas for building efficient developers and software Mon, 30 Jan 2012 11:03:44 -0500 hourly 1 By: Chipping the web: November 24th -- Chip’s Quips http://www.codesqueeze.com/quit-putting-your-solution-in-my-feature-request/#comment-3042 Chipping the web: November 24th -- Chip’s Quips Tue, 25 Nov 2008 01:00:05 +0000 http://www.codesqueeze.com/quit-putting-your-solution-in-my-feature-request/#comment-3042 [...] Quit Putting Your Solution In My Feature Request!"When a feature request already has a solution, developers never have the chance to learn the problem domain that they are developing for. It is necessary for quality solutions that the developer eventually becomes a domain expert in the problems that the software is trying to solve." Thanks, Arjan.Tags: requirements feature development design Tags: combinator, combinators, del.icio.us, design, development, feature, homoiconic, iteration, javascript, memoizing, programming, recursion, requirements, ruby, weblog [...] [...] Quit Putting Your Solution In My Feature Request!"When a feature request already has a solution, developers never have the chance to learn the problem domain that they are developing for. It is necessary for quality solutions that the developer eventually becomes a domain expert in the problems that the software is trying to solve." Thanks, Arjan.Tags: requirements feature development design Tags: combinator, combinators, del.icio.us, design, development, feature, homoiconic, iteration, javascript, memoizing, programming, recursion, requirements, ruby, weblog [...]

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]]> By: Tobin Harris http://www.codesqueeze.com/quit-putting-your-solution-in-my-feature-request/#comment-3040 Tobin Harris Mon, 24 Nov 2008 08:51:21 +0000 http://www.codesqueeze.com/quit-putting-your-solution-in-my-feature-request/#comment-3040 Yeah, I get these a lot, and it's frustrating! I find that use-case authoring guidelines given in most use-case books are pretty spot on: Write use cases at goal-level rather than task-level, this lets you focus on why users what a feature. And, don't discuss UI issues, they take the focus away from problem back and start focusing on solution. Yeah, I get these a lot, and it’s frustrating!

I find that use-case authoring guidelines given in most use-case books are pretty spot on: Write use cases at goal-level rather than task-level, this lets you focus on why users what a feature. And, don’t discuss UI issues, they take the focus away from problem back and start focusing on solution.

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