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I should compile a library of people, book authors particularly, explaining software development practices using construction metaphors that is, making an analogy with an industry most readers understand less well than they understand software development
Is software development like or unlike building a bridge? I don't know! I don't have the faintest clue what the process is for building a bridge! And, author, I have a sneaking suspicion you don't either
Is software like knitting a sweater? Raising a child? Tending a garden? Could be! /gestures wildly around a room containing none of these things/
Software development is like building things with Lego: You spend hours trying to find that small blue-colored transparent brick, only to step on it with your bare foot after you gave up.
I am generally guilty of this, but I have extreme faith it must be different because bridges, by and large, stay up
Ha. The main myth I (dev) perpetuate about this is, we've been building bridges for, what, a few millennia? We're still in our first century of software. Avoiding speculation about relative complexity, we collectively know a lot more about failing bridges than failing software.
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