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centrinoblue | 9 years ago | on: Brian Eno: Composers as Gardeners
My preferred style of app. development is much more about exploring what is possible and what works as opposed to implementing a fully fledged concept of the finished application.
I find the application begins to take on it's finished state only after I have had time to explore new ideas and techniques that I don't necessarily understand completely when I begin.
TDD seems to be tailored towards the architectural / fully conceptualized application whereas the gardening metaphor seems more appropriate for the way I tend to approach app development. I find it counter-productive to try to write tests for code before I even figure out what it will do yet. YMMV.
Thanks again Brian.
centrinoblue | 9 years ago | on: How to Get into VR
centrinoblue | 9 years ago | on: How to Get into VR
I researched this recently looking for an HDMI compatible AR headset to try command line coding with but it was tough to find concise feature/spec/price comparisons.
Sign of the times I guess.
centrinoblue | 9 years ago | on: Ask HN: Should I trademark prior to Y Combinator?
I certainly appreciate the input.
*I recognize you are not acting as this person's lawyer :-)