/Grant Slatton

How To Write A Good Design Document tl;dr: “Think of a design document like a proof in mathematics. The goal of a proof is to convince the reader that the theorem is true. The goal of a design document is to convince the reader the design is optimal given the situation. The most important person to convince is the author. The act of writing a design document helps to add rigor to what are otherwise vague intuitions. Writing reveals how sloppy your thinking was.”

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Algorithms We Develop Software By tl;dr: “I recently had a conversation with a distinguished tech CEO and engineer. I loved hearing his description of a software development methodology he's occasionally used, and it got me thinking about other heuristics and generalizations.” Grant discusses tactics to develop software effectively. 

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Algorithms We Develop Software By tl;dr: “I recently had a conversation with a distinguished tech CEO and engineer. I loved hearing his description of a software development methodology he's occasionally used, and it got me thinking about other heuristics and generalizations.” Grant discusses tactics to develop software effectively. 

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