11 WORKING WITH STRUCTURED TECHNIQUES TO PROBLEM-SOLVE AND DESIGN SOLUTIONS
‘If you define the problem correctly, you almost have the solution.’
– Steve Jobs
Generally, solutions don’t design themselves, although advances in machine learning and artificial intelligence are building a convincing argument that things in this regard are slowly changing. For most developers, solutions still rely on human ingenuity and traditional problem-solving methods.
Designing and communicating solutions in a standardised manner is a good way to discuss and debate ideas with other members of a development team. What role does documentation play? And should you ignore analysis and dive straight to the keyboard and code a solution?
In this chapter we’ll explore ...
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