Two points in the context of using software…

Two points in the context of using software, made by others, in ways that can serve us well:

  • Treat every software as an object
  • Irrespective of the nature of the object, ask yourself what you would like to do with it

Say, in a weird situation, you have a nail to hammer but no hammer. So would you not hammer the nail in? You’ll search for something that serves as a hammer. You’ll look around and you find a weirdly shaped small block of stone. Or say a smoothly shaped paper weight. The obvious question: can this be used to hammer the nail?

3rd point, once you’ve figured what you would like to do with the software object:

  • So which part of the stone can really hammer the nail and which part you will use to grip and apply a hammering force?

4th point, remember to start with a question and ask a question of any kind in the context of any software object.

Phew, long post by my standards. Any useful?

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