Software development process should focus beyond making code work to flexibility
The article argues that merely creating functional software is an insufficient goal in application development. The author states that while nearly any technological approach can produce working code, this standard fails to distinguish good from bad solutions. True development work begins after functionality is achieved, focusing on code flexibility, ease of implementing domain changes, and speed of those changes. The piece criticizes the market's focus on minimal coding, noting that stacked frameworks create hidden complexity. It advocates treating requirements as evolving hypotheses about an unknown domain rather than fixed contracts.
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