On Feb 13, 2008, at 4:32 PM, Christopher Fahey wrote:

> It sounds like Alan and Andrei would both be in the "a prototype is  
> a deeply functional version of the final product" school, whereas  
> you, David, might be more thinking that a prototype can be a dumb,  
> flat simulation of the final product -- perhaps with some  
> interactivity, but not enough actual coding to warrant, say, a hard  
> core programming team.

I can't speak for Alan, but what I gathered from his keynote is that  
anything short of the final shipped piece is a prototype, and I'm  
inclined to agree. Although, I've seen companies ship prototype  
software as the product piece, but that's another story.


Cheers!

Todd Zaki Warfel
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