[Sigia-l] Open Source Usability -- curable?

[Dave]

On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 15:15:33 -0700, Peter Trudelle <trudelle at adobe.com> wrote:
> Dave wrote:
> 
> > Code is only one item that gets added to the project.
> 
> While true, that is like saying asphalt is only one item in a road. Code
> is also the only essential item, without which you don't have software.


Peter, but asphalt is only one part of a road. Surveying, engineering,
etc. area all much more important.

And while "code" is essential, it is not what makes software good. The
best line of code is meaningless if it doesn't solve a problem in the
world. for code to be required, there needs to be reason, relevancy,
etc.

-- dave

-- 
David Heller
E: dheller (at) gmail (dot) com
W: www (dot) htmhell (dot) com