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What is software design?

Eric Normand · Published July 27, 2020

I’ve never been satisfied with the standard definition of ‘software design’. Is the term useful? What could it mean that is useful? In this episode, I talk about some definitions that I don’t agree with and explain my definition.

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What is software design?

I've never been satisfied with the standard definition of 'software design'. Is the term useful? What could it mean that is useful? In this episode, I talk about some definitions that I don't agree with and explain my definition. https://share.transistor.fm/e/0ffd441c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v

Eric Normand

Eric Normand is an experienced functional programmer, trainer, speaker, writer, and consultant on all things FP. He started writing Lisp in 2000 and is now a Clojure expert, producing the most comprehensive suite of Clojure training material at PurelyFunctional.tv. He has a popular Clojure newsletter and blog. He also consults with companies to use functional programming to better serve business objectives. You can find him speaking internationally at programming conferences.

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