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A great way to do this in practice is to write design docs. I take an approach inspired by Rich Hickey's "Hammock Driven Development" - identify the problem, state it, write it down - describe what you know about it - try to describe what you know that you don't know about it - list the constraints your solution has to operate within - enumerate some potential solutions and explore their problems - (later) choose a path, and describe why it was chosen over the alternatives

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