Talking about: "the wings of a heavy workload-software development and business? Technology? "

Today I saw this blog http://blog.csdn.net/james999/archive/2005/04/26/364362.aspx

Heavy Wings-software development, business? Technology?

This article discusses:

In the past one or two years, the most frequently heard words are "going to do business ". All of my friends who were originally engaged in development finally chose to do business and engage in development in a certain industry, prepare to step up to a business expert in a certain industry-not just a few years, but it is always tough everywhere.

In the process of project development, the so-called technical architecture, the so-called excellent design, the so-called restructuring and so on are worthy of display in front of any business experts: time is not equal to people, business is like this, the fastest implementation is the most important. -- Even a friend, one day trained by his boss, should not engage in so much design, analysis, and reconstruction, as long as the simplest development and the most stupid development.

I am very sorry for this, and all the J2EE programmers who have been shrouded in this atmosphere, Microsoft has done some very simple work, but it still has a huge market and development team.

Indeed, for target users, what they need is a perfect user experience and a beautiful interface. The so-called design pattern and architecture can only exist to facilitate development, if they reduce development efficiency and increase training costs due to their introduction, this is not worth the candle.

Open-source software is a dynamic element of J2EE, but open-source software has also killed many people. There are too many open-source projects, and the architecture and design patterns have become more powerful. however, it should be clear that the authors of open-source projects are all trying to do the project after they are full of food. They may have a novel design concept, the architecture is very scalable, but they are not facing the most important business. This is why there is no template or development tool at the user performance Layer in the open-source community that can be used with Microsoft. net webform!

The market is the driving force. Understanding the business model and helping enterprises improve the business model are far more important than improving the so-called design model. This is an eternal philosophy!

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