> but not coding.
In my experience it applies to coding when you have any reliance on third party libraries or services and don't have an extensive amount of actual real world experience with that technology already.
In my experience it applies to coding when you have any reliance on third party libraries or services and don't have an extensive amount of actual real world experience with that technology already.
Having to make a choice between "make a design document" or "do prototyping" is a false dichotomy. They're complimentary approaches.
Over-planning is impossible if you plan for it, thanks!