The walking-skeleton lens for a frontend build: before you lay anything expensive on top, pierce every system-to-system SEAM with one real-but-trivial vertical slice, end to end, deployed. Use right after bearings, when starting to build, or when a build that grew wide on mock data is hitting integr
The walking-skeleton lens for a frontend build: before you lay anything expensive on top, pierce every system-to-system SEAM with one real-but-trivial vertical slice, end to end, deployed. Use right after bearings, when starting to build, or when a build that grew wide on mock data is hitting integration pain. The one shift: a project almost never dies in a hard component — it dies at the SEAMS (c
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