It helps to at least write down requirements. And not requirements in that "it must use Reddis", but customer, user, performance, cost, etc requirements.
A one page requirements document is like pulling teeth apparently.
It helps to at least write down requirements. And not requirements in that "it must use Reddis", but customer, user, performance, cost, etc requirements.
A one page requirements document is like pulling teeth apparently.
Oh yes, you want a vague idea of where you're going, and concrete plans for the next step. If you can't even get one-page requirements then something has gone very badly wrong.