My question is:

When do you feel that you know enough to proceed?

I'll give you a scenario from the UI end:

A friend of mine is explaining what he wants to do.  I say, "It sounds like a perfect use of Spry.  Check out this example".

http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/samples/NonDestructiveFilterSample.html

"WOW!" he says.  "That's great!  That's exactly what I want!  Now how do I do it?"

"I don't know", I say.  "You have now reached the limit of my knowledge on Spry."

 

I'll give you another example:

Friend of mine is explaining what he wants to do.  I say "It sounds like a perfect use of a framework."

"What's a framework?" he asks. 

"There's Fusebox, Model-Glue, Mach-II, (ColdSpring, Reactor), Farcry, and a few others" I say.

"Great!  Which one do we use?"

"I don't know."

 

Here's another example:

He asks "Should we use html or Flex 2?"

I say "We should probably use Flex 2, but I don't know it."

 

 

 

 


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