Think Ron

aka ~cpp WhatTheyWouldDoInMyShoes

당������ ���떤 문������ ���면���다. ������럼 ������ ���리��� ���는다. ��� 때 ������로���게 묻는다. 만��� RonJeffries(������ 당������ ���경���는 ���문가)가 ��� ���리��� ������다면 ���떻게 ������까?

���기��� Ron��� Think Big���������럼 부������ ��������� ���며, "RonJeffries���럼"��� 뜻���다.

--JuNe

��������� XP 메���링 리��������� ��������� 바라는 글��� ���나 ���렸�����다. ������������ XP를 ���������다가 부딪��� 문������ 대��� 것���������. 그��� ���리고 답������ �������� ��������기 ������ 갑���기 ���런 ���각��� 들��������다. "만��� RonJeffries라면 ���떤 답������ ���까" ���기���게�� ���는 그��� ���무�� ��명��� ��� ���고 �����������다. 그래��� 그 답��� ����� RonJeffries가 ������ 만들������ ��냥 귀���게 ���각���고 ���리���리 궁리���보고 또 ���������봤�����다. 그랬더�� ������ ���륭��� 결과를 �����������다. 며��� 뒤 ������ RonJeffries가 ���가 ��������� 것과 ������ �������� 답��� ������더군���.

���는 ���미 RonJeffries를 ���느 ����� 내������(internalize)���고 ���는 것��� ���닌가 ���각��� 듭��다. ������ RonJeffries나 KentBeck��� ���변��� "���구나 ���각��� ��� ���는 것"들��� 많�����다. ���������������. ������만 그 말��� 그들��� ��������� 나���다는 ������ ������를 만들��� 냅��다. ������, 그들과 ���범��� ���로그래머��� ������는 ���기만 ���는 것과 ���는 ��� ��������� ���기는 것��� ������가 ���닐까 �����다. KentBeck��� "I'm not a great programmer; I'm just a good programmer with great habits."���라고 말��� 것���럼 말������ -- ������ ���륭��� ���관��� 갖는다는 것���럼 ���려��� 게 ������. ���는 ������������로 ThinkRon��� ���면���, ���단 ���가 가��� ��������� ������로 "���먹��� ���" ���게 되���고, 동������ ������ ���로��� ���각��� ���게 되��������다.

���문가 �����문가 PairProgramming��� ���다가 문������ ���면��������까? ������로���게 물���보���������. 만��� KentBeck���나 WardCunningham, RonJeffries 같��� ���람��� ��� ���리��� 나 대��� ������다면 ��� 문������ ���떻게 대���������런���. 그리고 ���기��� ������ ���답��� 꼭 ��������� ���겨 보������. ��������� 물론 ���대방�� 놀라게 될 것�����다. ���답��� 늘 ������ ��������다.

--JuNe

Let me tell a brief story about how that came about. Our president, at the time was Bob Doherty. Doherty came from General Electric via Yale, and had been one of the bright young men who were taken under the wing of the famous engineer Stiglitz. Every Saturday, Stiglitz would hold a session with these talented young men whom General Electric had recruited and who were trying to learn more advanced engineering theory and problem-solving techniques. Typically, Bob Doherty would sometimes get really stuck while working on a problem. On those occasions, he would walk down the hall, knock on Stiglitz’s door, talk to him — and by golly, after a few minutes or maybe a quarter of an hour, the problem would be solved.

One morning Doherty, on his way to Stiglitz’s office, said to himself, "Now what do we really talk about? What’s the nature of our conversation?" And his next thought was, "Well Stiglitz never says anything; he just asks me questions. And I don’t know the answer to the problem or I wouldn’t be down there; and yet after fifteen minutes I know the answer. So instead of continuing to Stiglitz’s office, he went to the nearest men’s room and sat down for a while and asked himself, "What questions would Stiglitz ask me about this?" And lo and behold, after ten minutes he had the answer to the problem and went down to Stiglitz’s office and proudly announced that he knew how to solve it.

--HerbertSimon from http://civeng1.civ.pitt.edu/~fie97/simonspeech.html

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