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Coding is a very attention consuming exercise, how do you prepare yourself to begin a good coding session?
I use to be more calm and ready to think in a useful way after reading some insightful new posts from my rss reader.
Started by kmilo on
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It helps refresh the mind on the overall task prepare for coding....
I normally don't need any preparation at all to code, for example the user story or the use case.
Http://ocremix.org/
Cup of tea.
Into the programming mind set.
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Prepare for Your Mind to Be Blown by Sonnenzimmer
Started by Fresh Rag on
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I'm feeling thoughtful today, and want to provoke the minds of the Flood. What's your opinion on this? Note that I did not add a "In the middle" option, this is to make the question more difficult.
And yes, you can argue in the replies if you want. I ...
Started by ICanHazRecon911 on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bungie):
If you want peace, prepare for war." I'm not sure who said it, even with a quick search.
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I'm feeling thoughtful today, and want to provoke the minds of the Flood. What's your opinion on this? Note that I did not add a "In the middle" option, this is to make the question more difficult.
And yes, you can argue in the replies if you want. I ...
Started by ICanHazRecon911 on
, 15 posts
by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bungie):
If you want peace, prepare for war." I'm not sure who said it, even with a quick search.
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Should I prepare my code for possible/predicted future changes so that it's easier to make these changes even if I don't really know if these changes will be required anytime?
Started by cretzel on
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by 23 people.
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"Take anything that might ever happen have such possibilities in mind when creating....
If it requires a lot changes - yes, generally it's good to have them in mind.
It will take to prepare for it now and how much time it will save later.
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I am trying to remain positive and keep the objective of quality software as my goal; however, others are criticizing my code. How can I prepare adequately and get the most out of a code review that may be rough?
Started by H4cKL0rD on
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by 10 people.
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If that is the case I would prepare with a....
View the review.
I think you also need to prepare less rather than more.
Acquire and they can be learned.
Therefore, don't prepare defensively for criticism.
Is better than the other's.
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I am a self-taught programmer. I'm reasonably intelligent and programming comes naturally(ish) to me, I just didn't do it at school or university. I've been working as a programmer on my own for many years now, and I think I need to get out into the real...
Started by DrG on
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You need....
Every self-taught programmer to prepare for it.
mind to input from others, you'll find that just by communicating your problems to other developers from experience from my first job in a real show - prepare to be humbled.
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I've been working on a project for a while, producing a small pile of code to do a specific task as a part of a larger framework. Now the time has come to publicly include this code in the framework. What do you suggest to do with the code before pushing...
Started by bandi on
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The framework may ....
Unit tests/Doxygen documentation/architecture documentation.
Make sure you have anything else they use such as e.g .
Mirror the coding style exactly in your code.
Look through the parts of the framework your code will be included in .
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As I work on my first django powered site, I am constantly learning new things and making all sorts of changes and additions to my apps as I go. I try to follow DRY and pythonic principles and be smart in my coding but eventually I will have to take the...
Started by thornomad on
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by 6 people.
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Use Django checked out from Django's svn repository, rather than whatever your host installed for you when creating a Django app, so you can update Django to get security fixes... .
Not sure how relevant this is outside of the wonderful world of Webfaction .
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I'm participating in the Competencia Latinoamericana de Programacion this month and I was wondering if any of you have ever programmed competitively. The contest is basically 10 questions and I have to design an algorithm for each question with a team...
Started by John McClane on
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by 7 people.
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It is error the competition, take a ....
Never type the input directly to the program.
You have a year to prepare to win: a fresh mind usually has different ideas.
And prepare to the fact that you're gonna lose this time.
Of course.
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