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For me, CRUD apps reduce me to tears of boredom. Same with web apps. What I really enjoy are physics simulations, especially astrodynamics and sound/music synthesis.
What about you?
Started by TraumaPony on
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I personally....
I really enjoy for colleagues and managers and clients? yech, please just let me code
The kind of software development I enjoy with Web Dev.
But when it gets to finishing it and make the GUI dummy safe, I get bored as well .
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How many of you moved from one language to Python and found it more enjoyable and generally more "fun" to code than before? Or maybe you tried Python and thought: "It is not for me, I stay with my C++/Java, Python is too simple/overrated/etc."?
I moved...
Started by Oko on
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The important thing whenever you compare two languages.
Different from PHP but I do enjoy it.
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My passion is creating software mostly iPhone or Web and what I've done since graduating( 2 years ago ) has mostly been IT work, which I find boring. I've left a fortune 10 company( about a month ago ) to work for a smaller IT shop so that I would have...
Started by TheGambler on
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Essentially, you can have stability by working for a large company, but you incur the cost of dealing with the inertia of the company; it's frequently hard to work on precisely what you want in those situations, and frequently... .
Yes, it's very realistic.
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Personally i think by the wnd of it i wud have enjoyed the tests abit more
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No I wont but will still watch The way the current series is going, its like watching 6 ODIs in terms of excitement YESSS !!! Make no mistake about it, It's only the tests that in the end become a part of your memory ...All the other formats are... .
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I just spent some time at Bart de Smet's online blog and found it to be not only useful information for developers but at the same time interesting, fun, reading . The author obviously not only knows his subject matter, but has a talent for making his...
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Books that I really enjoy reading and I thik they are a must read for any good developer are :
Steve.
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Which First Lady's do you think really enjoyed or enjoy... teh Anal?
I bet Michelle will, but only after a colonic and a foot massage.
I'm thinking Laura stuck it in the air every night for Georgie, and Pat Nixon probably really didn't have a choice. ...
Started by Ron Jambo on
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I think georgie had ....
I'm thinking Laura stuck it in the air every night for Georgie , and Pat Nixon probably really didn't have a choice .
Originally Posted by Ron Jambo teh Anal?
I bet Michelle will, but only after a couple cognacs and a foot massage .
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Joel's talked at different times on the podcast about people's motivation for doing things (i.e. answering questions on SO).
Do you like..
Solving the problem. Learning something new. Showing off your cool hack to others. Getting paid. Getting the job...
Started by atom255 on
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While a lot of people find it dreadful, I really... .
I enjoy working through a problem and trying to come up with a simple and elegant.
I strive it a lot.
I like the idea of beautiful code.
I enjoy solving problems and figuring out puzzles.
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Normally I play music in the background, but recently I've discovered that I can play a podcast on software development/entrepreneurship in the background, and code at the same time. So I listen to the podcast in the background while I bang out code. ...
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Specifically: ambient music..
Productive and enjoy coding more if I listen to music using headphones.
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I've been an "in-house programmer" for two years now since graduating with my BSCS. I aspire to be a product software developer and am feeling that I might be missing the boat. I currently am trying to decide on one of the following:
Get a Software Engineering...
Started by TheGambler on
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:) Have you brought up your desire to be a product... .
Collect reputation on SO and change alias.
Blog about your iPhone hobby projects.
Contribute to a relatively known Open Source project.
You could also try to make a name for yourself outside a degree .
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It seems like the classical way to handle transactions with JDBC is to set auto-commit to false. This creates a new transaction, and each call to commit marks the beginning the next transactions. On multithreading app, I understand that it is common practice...
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You don't have control over how the operating system timeslices execution of threads (notwithstanding defining your own critical sections), so you could inadvertently have multiple threads... .
Yes, in general you need to create a new connection for each thread .
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