Why Developers Should Earn the First Line of Code
summary
Marks Andrezak argues that writing code too early closes off millions of product options and can cause costly development detours. He compares software practice to classical engineering, advocating for earning the first line of code by exploring ideas with prototypes and other non-coding methods, and explains when to use alternatives to programming and when coding becomes the right choice.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:30First line of code
- 6:06Early coding problems
- 11:55Idea to prototype
- 18:20Industry solutions
- 22:37User-centered product
- 27:50Fast testing methods
- 31:18Code not first solution
- 33:50Q&A
