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Are there any tips which we should follow for good design when we are considering the 'C' as the implementation language.
I want tips which should be considered because we are using 'C' as the implementation language and not related to the functionality...
Started by Jay on
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I consider.
Some people may consider this a hack.
Really think of a good reason to have it at the end.
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As you probably figured out from the title, I'm relatively new to PHP, I'm not PHP retarded, but I'm still in my error prone phase. I would just like to know some good tips to help expedite my progress. I recently learned that it's good practice to totally...
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There are tips for separating PHP and HTML_ALL | E_STRICT);
Here's a ....
(For the Coding Process)
There are tips for debuging scripts.
On Programming
There are Tutorials on Programming
There are Books on PHP
There are Tips on PHP .
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I'm preparing documentation for an open source project. My target audience are developers.
Right now, I'm working on the API, porting and code design sections.
Anyone has any tips on making documentation for developers?
Started by MrValdez on
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Provide working examples....
Add a build step to do this automatically!
If you find sections lacking detail, add more comments to the code, and then regenerate the documentation .
Use javadoc or doxygen to generate the API documentation.
Document the code.
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Hi all,
We're looking to add a few good testers (err "qa engineers") to our team.
It's been my experience in the past that the "10-1" rule for developers (good devs are 10 times more productive than mediocre devs) is even more prevalent for testers. Most...
Started by Darren on
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by 13 people.
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Lots of good....
Good QA bug report to the table.
Bad QA bug report: Application crashes when printing a document .
Good QA people will provide adequate information so that the developer on the toolbar.
Even start working on the bug.
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I am planning to give a Technical presentation for a product we are building. Intended audience is Technical developers. So, most of the time, I will be debugging trough the code in Visual Studio, performance analysis, some architecture review etc.
I ...
Started by Gulzar on
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by 14 people.
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I've written up a post with some tips, mostly for selfish reasons - I review it every time before....
This is especially good if you make Scott Hanselman's post (previously mentioned).
Want to include more details, put them in the slide notes .
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I buy lots of programming-related books. I usually go for used copies on Amazon, but I sometimes buy a book at B&N, because its convenient. I'd like everyone to share their secrets to getting good deals on books.
I imagine at some point someone will point...
Started by Mark A. Nicolosi on
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by 15 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Hi, since you buy a lot of programming books you don't have to worry about the books getting... .
There are also good sites for free online books.
Abebooks is a good site for used books and Amazon.com almost always has the best prices and don't .
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I often need to implement some sort of rule system that is user-editable -- the requirements are generally different enough that the same system isn't directly applicable, so I frequently run into the same problem--how do I design a rule system that
is...
Started by rcreswick on
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The tool in itself looked pretty good.
Foundation (not one of the bigger/better rule engines, but still) .
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In this day of the internet, do good quality developer-orientated paper-based magazines still exist and are any worth reading? I know that Microsoft do their MSDN magazine, but that is very much .NET orientated. Do general purpose magazines still exist...
Started by David Arno on
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by 6 people.
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The editorials are generally horrible, though....
It's not very academic, and is generally filled with good, real-world-applicable articles.
2600 it technically.
But they branch out into web dev and other tips and tricks articles on occasion.
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What are some good reference books for learning the subtleties of OSX? I found it fairly easy to pick up, but some things are kinda weird (like switching the default web browser, I had to get my friend who's a Mac expert to guide me through it).
Our library...
Started by Jason S on
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(But, as a full disclosure, I haven't read it.)
I really like Mac OS X: The Missing, and there are already some ....
Is this one of the O'Reilly be good stuff.
While not a book, Mac OS X Hints is a good place for tips and tricks.
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I would interested to hear from other developer tip on SSIS best practices, dos and don'ts, pitfalls and tricks, etc.
I'm trying to introduce a few here at my company.
Started by James Wiseman on
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For a good explanation of this, take a look at:
http://blogs.conchango.com/jamiethomson of documentation (annotations are good....
This blog by Jamie Thompson is really good that has both best practices and naming conventions is used.
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