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Originally Posted by dmoolenaar
That's like saying a guy should become a stunt pilot rather than learning how to fly...
How in the hell is someone going to design software, functions, interfaces, meet performance requirements (low/no bandwidth, disconnected ops) if they don't have any experience using the stuff?
Tishabet is closer to reality though rallying behind a SW Architect and/or PM with no applied experience would be foolish.
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Agreed, you become an architect not through training alone (although you certainly need the skill set) but largely through experience. That's why most architects have come from a development background... they've put in the time and have the experience and aptitude to start designing the bigger picture.
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