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Patterns That Work: Proven Practices to Master the What–How Divide
Patterns That Work are not born in theory — they emerge from practice, pressure, and the messy reality of product development. In earlier posts, we explored why the what–how split matters (Build the Right Thing, the Right Way: Why the What vs. How Split Matters More Than You Think) and how blurred roles or unclear lines can lead to confusion. But theory only gets us so far. What does it actually…
The dress I spent all of January making finally got worn yesterday. Did I take a picture in it? No. My bad, sorry. In my defense, it rained for two days straight before yesterday and caused a pipe to get damaged so my water was shut off. I wore a clean dress on an unwashed body. I hate that for me.
I did have a mental health appointment though, which means I was out in public stinky, which I hated but whatever. And I got a flu and Covid shot as a bonus since I was at the clinic. Listen the VA likes their multipurpose clinics, and I'm a fan.
What's cool about my dress that no one has seen, is that when I unbutton my sleeves, I can push them all the way up to my shoulders. This is now my vaccine dress. Not all of my sleeves are so roomy that they can do this. I may just use this sleeve on some shirts, just because I now know I can get away with it.
