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You are confusing scopes here. The parent almost surely meant those approaches applied to a single task (meaning a few hours to a day of work), not to building
by spdionis 10y ago
You are confusing scopes here. The parent almost surely meant those approaches applied to a single task (meaning a few hours to a day of work), not to building an application.
- newscracker 10y agoBeing pedantic - the parent was commenting on the article, not on a comment here dealing with a single task or one small piece worth a day's work. I see no indication on how you could make a statement saying "...almost surely meant..." Based on the information available, either of our premises could be true.
- z3t4 10y agoThe authors main complain was that it takes two minutes to start the emulator. And I agree that it is a Pita. But as a mental exercise or fun experience, you should 1) Picture it in your head 2) Make a plan 3) Write it down 4) Read through it and fix errors 5) Test it on the emulator. You could start with a small ten minute fix, then work your way up. The feeling when it compiles and just works on the first try is amazing.