From the Archives: On the Parallels Between Software and Architecture
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Chris shares some insights after embarking on his first ever construction project In this episode from the archives, Chris and Gina sit down to discuss the parallels between software development and building in real life. From the importance of communicating expectations, to making information recommendations, to giving guidance and direction on cost implications, they break down how building homes and building software aren’t so different after all.
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This episode was published on December 31, 2024.
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