By aslamkhn
via architects.dzone.com
Published: Jul 22 2008 / 07:54
I am a really strong believer in validating assumptions and clearly communicating your decisions with your team before you choose to take a path in front of you. If due diligence isn't followed certain things do tend to go awry. Software development can be a complicated mess of misplaced structure put there via good intentions (no wonder dealing with bad software sometimes feels so much like being in hell).
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