Cars are cheaper than planes. Buses are cheaper than cars. Trains are cheaper than buses.
Cars use less fuel* than an aeroplane. Buses use less fuel than cars. Trains use less fuel than buses.
* Fuel used per person per km
This is true for other things too. For instance, it costs more to transport a bigger car than a smaller car. So, if you buy a small car, you not only get easier parking, you also help save the earth!
Save money! Save the Earth! Stop Global Warming!
Wrong approach:
What will he ask? How do I answer?
Right approach:
What does he expect? How do I deliver?
The ideal software development process is -
1. The customer says exactly what his requirement is.
2. The developer creates software that exactly match the requirements.
The problem is, both the customer and the developer are human. That is why we have more complicated processes. But then, if we add a process every time there is a human error, we eventually end up with too many processes.
If you want to know whether any document or any step in your process is really required, ask yourself -
1. Does this clarify the requirements?
2. Does this build the product?
3. Does this verify that the product matches the requirements?
Have you stopped playing Farmville yet?
If you have as much in real life, as you have on your farm in Farmville, you should be content...
