Short Order Code » development http://shortordercode.com The road from "Hello World" to actually useful Tue, 22 Dec 2009 08:20:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 en hourly 1 Short Order Code is a software development podcast discussing tips, techniques, tools and open-source projects that can help front-line developers make the most of the code they write. Each episode will feature a brief look at a specific technology or technique and discuss how it can help to make your code better. Occasional video screencasts will appear in the feed to help illustrate some of the points. Keith Murray clean Keith Murray feedback@shortordercode.com feedback@shortordercode.com (Keith Murray) 2009 Shortening the path from software,development,programming,tips,productivity,tools,open-source,architecture,best-practices,c#,.net, Short Order Code » development http://images.shortordercode.com/iTunes/SOC-AlbumArt-300.png http://shortordercode.com Short Order Code #006 :: Proof of Concept vs. Prototyping http://shortordercode.com/short-order-code-006-proof-of-concept-vs-prototyping/ http://shortordercode.com/short-order-code-006-proof-of-concept-vs-prototyping/#comments Tue, 22 Dec 2009 08:19:46 +0000 Keith http://shortordercode.com/?p=51 In today’s show I wanted to touch on the concepts of “proof-of-concept” and “prototyping”. These two methodologies for attacking a software project are closely related in many ways, but differ completely in how they can be practically applied to a software development effort.

I’ll highlight a new project I’m working on and how that project inspired me to bring this topic today. I realized something that most people already know… or at least they think they do.

]]> http://shortordercode.com/short-order-code-006-proof-of-concept-vs-prototyping/feed/ 0 agile,development,methodology,podcast,proof of concept,prototyping,software In today's show I wanted to touch on the concepts of "proof-of-concept" and "prototyping". These two methodologies for attacking a software project are closely related in many ways, but differ completely in how they can be practically applied to a soft... In today's show I wanted to touch on the concepts of "proof-of-concept" and "prototyping". These two methodologies for attacking a software project are closely related in many ways, but differ completely in how they can be practically applied to a software development effort. I'll highlight a new project I'm working on and how that project inspired me to bring this topic today. I realized something that most people already know... or at least they think they do. Keith Murray clean 14:00