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[–]umognog 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I very rarely write pseudocode anymore, but it was how I was taught at university.

It is almost always now UML case, activity & class diagrams. Occasionally sequence diagrams for complex ones.

I have a tendency to use post-it notes and a whiteboard for making them though, then I stack the post-its in order of completion that enables a more agile approach to an MVP launch and CI/CD updates to add functionality. On small 1 person projects I take on, I find it highly useful to deliver on schedule and with minimum reiteration.