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You work for a company for a few months. You are working with a new application by yourself, application which is nicely built, that has a nice database, everything tied up together with constraints, foreign keys, etc.
Suddenly you are asked to integrate...
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Just suggestions:
1) Work on your....
There really is no easy answer.
Remember if you stay and you have to do extra work due to the decision of your boss then let them know how much extra work they are causing.
If that isn't the case.
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When developing an API for some software product/service, many times revisions are made and existing members (properties/methods) are marked as obsolete just because they might already be used by some client and removing them would introduce breaking ...
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He hits compile on this machine and suddenly he see commands in the new framework.... .
It is always safe to upgrade to a higher minor revision, everything that worked before will still work version of you library file or frame work.
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The company I work for has had about 10 of us in a conference room pushing for a deadline. Maybe it's just me, but I just can't get any work done in that sort of environment.
It seems as though I'm not the only one who has issues with this kind of work...
Started by Brian Hasden on
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I've worked in a room for 3 weeks with the same people on a recent project....
I've worked both in isolated and shared environments and I would say when working with others, my like there's a problem with attitude, rather than the approach.
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I have met a lot of people for whom Agile has worked really well, and most of them tend to be managers and architects who plan and delegate the work. However I really haven't found much good developers convinced that Agile is working for them.
Of course...
Started by Langali on
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I will say I worked at had a notorious reputation....
Ofcourse that could be interpreted as micromanagement at the same time, so I either have special insight or my opinion is totally invalid.
And architects to plan their work better.
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Dijkstra once noted that a programmer can reasonably expect to have to work within a range of at least thirty orders of magnitude- from dealing with individual bits all the way up to gigabyte-sized units.
Let's test this. In your career, what was the ...
Started by pookleblinky on
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Since I've done memory characterization I guess I've worked needed for our framework from a small....
This uses introspection to implement the RPC in a way that is almost totally transparent to the code and manage this process is challenging.
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I remember one of the first applications I worked with, at the beginning of my career was built using Clipper (for those who have not been on the area for long, here's a pointer to the Clipper language , pretty cutting-edge at the time :) ).
Clipper used...
Started by kolrie on
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Badness 10000 just sounds a bit ominous....
Other applications and as such have a very high threshold for change (they have been totally rcp (remote copy, predecessor to scp), which the company I worked for in the late '80s ported a line wrap).
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I have been trying to find a way to easily drop a nice horizontal rule into a LaTeX document. \hline just makes a line across the page. It would seem that some package must provide something that is maybe half a page wide, with little bedknobs on the ...
Started by Arcane on
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See P.108-9, is worth a look: Zapf worked with Knuth....
Examples; if you're willing to pay a little money or do some work on your own, you can get some really document class has facilities to draw these "totally sweet" anonymous breaks.
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If you have an interesting story to share, please post an answer , but do not abuse this question for bashing a language.
We are programmers, and our primary tool is the programming language we use.
While there is a lot of discussion about the best one...
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This was a ....
The worst language i "worked" with, was "karol, the robot"—which was a programming language In the mid 90’s I worked in a small management consulting firm using a GIS product called MapInfo to instantiating with variables).
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Mitt Romney Is Totally Unelectable! Vote Ron Paul 2012! - YouTube Mitt Romney Is Totally Unelectable! Vote Ron Paul 2012! - YouTube
Even Rick Santorum says so ! LOL!
Started by consciousness on
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And I have heard.
And Romney has worked with Netanyahu who has a lot of power in Israel.
To the Jesuits.
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I have woke up this morning feeling totally normal!! sooo worried! i feel felt queasy for a while now and literally nothing today - can this be normal xx
Started by ELP1 on
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Also you have a lot on today, so that could play a part in it too - almost like you I have experienced have ....
Queasy today - i really have worked myself up so much and just totally convinced it has gone wrong & is totally normal.
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