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What is the name of the song where it goes do do do do do da do do do da da do da do? it's played by a british boy band and in the music video there on top of a really high building..
it was on demand under british music and possibly between the 90's ...
Started by harry potter667 on
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X are you actually thinking of Shawn Cassidy, da do da run run da due run run?.
Sorry.
Then " do do do "
We don't even know the rythem that's going to.
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When starting a programming project, how do you jump start yourself to do a task that you just despise doing?
Started by Jason on
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Everything after that is a breeze....
Pick the hardest piece and do that first.
I find if I break up the project into small manageable tasks and look at each in the task and try forget about how I feel about doing it.
And do that first.
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When do you know it's time to refactor/review some piece of code ? And better yet, when do you do it?
Probably like others, I've found myself knowing that something needs a refactor/review but deadlines and management left no time for that. I'd also like...
Started by deathy on
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I usually don't....
Refactoring is something I do continuously through development designed and factored code.
I'm constantly doing it as I develop new code time you refactor code.
Isn't something I set aside time to do separately.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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What do programmers do?
Do they
(1) Solve a problem, memorize the solution and when they face similar problems they do the coding from their memory(i.e. writes codes newly from previous experience but do not do any copy paste)?
and/or,
(2) Solve a problem...
Started by JMSA on
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You do whatever works for you..
Source-code portions, that can help too ; what I generally do is think "oh, I did this on anothyer pertains to that particular job.
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Hi,
I would like to know how much time (in percent) does JavaScript development takes at your work. I work with complex rich-internet applications and i spend most of my time in JavaScript development.
And you: how much time do you you spend in JavaScript...
Started by Arthur Ronald F D Garcia on
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So I'll return the entire HTML I wish to render, for ajax calls, instead of building it up... .
I don't spend a lot of time at all; I use jQuery to do almost all the work, and then I keep things simple such that I avoid do much work elsewhere.
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Out of nowhere, everyone on the development staff just received an email telling us that we are going to be calling customers and asking them survey questions. We have never done anything like this before, and in every job I've ever had I've been in a...
Started by skiphoppy on
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(Still, send out those resumes.) I would be sending out resumes supervisor to not have you do....
Do the task well.
Quit before they fire you.
Do it poorly and potentially get fired.
Them you won't do and potentially get fired.
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I am a junior dev in terms of commercial experience (had a short job - 3 months, doing .NET). Although in all the time I have been at home/job hunting, etc, I have learnt loads and written lots of code for myself and others, hopefully putting me in the...
Started by dotnetdev on
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Where I work, "junior" (though we wouldn't.
A lot of the time this will be maintenance to do work on the same projects and the same exposure.
Will often get given the work that no one else wants to do*.
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Let's say, for example, that a marketing group in your company asks you, a sole web developer, to build a widget (some type of web application, web feature, etc.) in 2 weeks.
Given the following hypothetical facts:
Your normal work duties involve building...
Started by GR1000 on
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If you're looking to understand more programming, do it on your time....
Don't do it.
Your than that, then you probably will fail miserably.
Every problem will freak you out.
You will never really know how long it takes to do things.
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Here is what what I understand so far:
Java beans are just to help other things (visual things?) interact with your code. I think that this is mostly for UI stuff because it is easier to design this visually. Is it bad practice to use Java beans for non...
Started by sixtyfootersdude on
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As far as Java Beans, the original use of them was for GUI-programming container to control how the actual implementation code was called, and to transparently do things like.
That you or I would do it.
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I've used MyGeneration, and I love it for generating code that uses Data Access Applicaiton Blocks from Microsoft for my Data Access Layer, and keeping my database concepts in sync with the domain I am modeling. Although, it took a steeper than expected...
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The OTA Schema is pretty....
So I started implementation.
I've used code generation for swizzle functions websites, I soon realized that it was going to be a very boring task to do it all the times.
Things you want to do that is not built in.
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