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Personally I try to make the code work by the end of the day as kind of a motivational thing. (Like you described above.) Also, to be pedantic, I think it woul
by owenversteeg 13y ago
Personally I try to make the code work by the end of the day as kind of a motivational thing. (Like you described above.)
Also, to be pedantic, I think it would actually be a mild kind of OCPD.
- collyw 13y agoI notice a definite sense of satisfaction if I finish the day with things working as opposed to not working (especially if I have been working on that feature for more than a day). Though the scope of my tasks varies so much it is difficult to "try and make the code work by the end of the day". I don't think I ever plan anything that I think should take more than a day, but more often than not downloading a new library and configuring it to work should be simple and takes as much time as any coding. (Still it will likely be quicker than me writing all the functionality and tests myself).