One of the helpful questions isn't really a technical one, but "who is my user?". It's important to get a "profile" of who the user of the application is, how they use the app, how they move between screens, how data is structured, and how data flows through the app. The way code is written is usually to fulfill those exact needs, so it's really hard to understand the code at a macro level if you don't understand the user. And knowing the macro level is essential for adding new features, refactoring, and fixing many kinds of bugs.
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One of the helpful questions isn't really a technical one, but "who is my user?". It's important to get a "profile" of who the user of the application is, how they use the app, how they move between screens, how data is structured, and how data flows through the app. The way code is written is usually to fulfill those exact needs, so it's really hard to understand the code at a macro level if you don't understand the user. And knowing the macro level is essential for adding new features, refactoring, and fixing many kinds of bugs.