There is always a bias involved, and it is mostly confirmation bias. Try to reduce it during synthesis, even if you would not be able to get rid of it entirely. It is all about framing; you could frame it in a particular way to solve/tackle the core …

When does a method become a framework? A framework, if you look closely, is a particular way of framing the context. This framing helps us define tangible variables, which could then be changed, improved, measured, and tested. It gives us a better perspective of the outcomes in relation …

This is part 2 (and a more detailed explanation) of the series on Test-Driven Design approach. Read Part 1 here. Why Unit Test Case? If development, despite containing thousands of lines of code, can function well, there's surely something right about that approach that we can look into. …

We have come across Test-Driven Development (TDD) used in Agile methodology. The iterative method of writing a unit test, which fails at the start and progressively passes the test, has become fairly popular in the dev world. Now, what if we borrowed this analogy for design practise? Instead …