Interface Driven Development
In a team, agree on the inputs and outputs before building the thing behind them, so nobody has to wait for you to finish.
Dawid Laszuk published on
4 min,
626 words
In a team, waiting costs more than the coding does. Everyone starts from their own piece, builds it properly, and only then asks how it connects to the rest. It feels productive because everybody is busy. Then integration arrives and somebody has been stuck for a week and a half on a question that could have been settled in five minutes on day one.
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