Divide and Conquer

In the ideal situation, the process of software development should consist of a series of appropriately selected steps, each of which clarifies some aspect of the system as you proceed from inception to delivery. Done properly, there should be no “and then a miracle happens” steps along the way, as can occur when you dive into the code right after throwing together some concepts on the back of an envelope. Read more

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