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Explaining can mean a lot of things:


Explaining can mean a lot of things: <br>- Your customers explain what they want. <br>- You explain what you did for them; and, when you're done... <br>- The User Guide and Help system explain all the puzzling features<br> of the interface, things that you thought were self-evident. <br>- And, hopefully, the SDLC (systems development lifecycle)<br> documentation explains inner workings to future generations of<br> developers (say, in 3 months or so).  
*- Your customers explain what they want.  
*- You explain what you did for them; and, when you're done...  
*- The User Guide and Help system explain all the puzzling features of the interface, things that you thought were self-evident.  
*- And, hopefully, the SDLC (systems development lifecycle) documentation explains inner workings to future generations of developers (say, in 3 months or so).  


Like the old cartoon showing 20 different wrong ways to build a tire swing, a lot can go wrong when you don't pay attention to communication throughout the development process.<br>
Like the old cartoon showing 20 different wrong ways to build a tire swing, a lot can go wrong when you don't pay attention to communication throughout the development process.


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Explaining can mean a lot of things:

  • - Your customers explain what they want.
  • - You explain what you did for them; and, when you're done...
  • - The User Guide and Help system explain all the puzzling features of the interface, things that you thought were self-evident.
  • - And, hopefully, the SDLC (systems development lifecycle) documentation explains inner workings to future generations of developers (say, in 3 months or so).

Like the old cartoon showing 20 different wrong ways to build a tire swing, a lot can go wrong when you don't pay attention to communication throughout the development process.