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Re: How do YOU develop software?

I typically will start out with a 'dream list' which is where I define everything that the code should ever do. Then I cut that down to what is core functionality - the stuff that absolutely cannot be dropped.

THEN, I actually look at what hardware I have available and start engineering the interfaces to handle the functionality in the code. Lastly, I start fighting windows and bugs (in that order). That last portion usually takes up about 90% of the time allotted for the project.
 


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