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  • Re: Fact 22: Facts & Fallacies

    This fact supports Glass' argument that software automation, CASE tools and MDA, isn't currently feasible. There's not a lot of supporting evidence but I believe it too. The single hardest thing to do is decide precisely what to build. This would have to be done up front to automate the construction...
    Posted to Forum by talmans on 04-02-2008
  • Re: Fact 21: Facts & Fallacies

    I couldn't agree more. And the first engineer that agrees to that ".. one little thing..." without thinking it through should be tacked to the wall right next to it. This is the central fact of the book, according to Glass. The downstream effects of small changes are so hard to foresee...
    Posted to Forum by talmans on 04-01-2008
  • Fact 22: Facts & Fallacies

    Eighty percent of software work is intellectual. A fair amount of it is creative. Little of it is clerical.
    Posted to Forum by talmans on 03-16-2008
  • Fact 21: Facts & Fallacies

    For every 25 percent increase in problem complexity, there is a 100% increase in the complexity of the solution. That's not a condition to try to change. That's just the way it is.
    Posted to Forum by talmans on 03-16-2008
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