john_p

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by john_p 13y ago
"Because being tired makes us better coders" In my opinion this is completely wrong. In fact I believe that coding should immediately stop once we feel tired. The low quality of code produced when the programmer is tired can significantly
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by john_p 13y ago
Absolutely no music while reading or programming. I find it impossible to concentrate unless there is complete quietness.
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by john_p 13y ago
Good catch... I've changed already.. thx
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Sudoku Solver in python(codingismycraft.com)
4 points by john_p 13y ago|4 comments
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by john_p 13y ago
Nice article. One factor that seems to overlook is the cost of an early decision that becomes impossible to change as the project matures as I descibe here: http://www.codingismycraft.com/2013/05/01/be-extra-cautious-...
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Be extra cautious of early decisions in your development cycle (codingismycraft.com)
1 points by john_p 13y ago|0 comments
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by john_p 13y ago
As everything else, it is a matter of cost. A web site targeting millions of people while trying to attract some clients has no choice but to rely in better UX design and implementation, in other words to inflate the cost of the application
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by john_p 13y ago
This was the initial title, but I realized that the problem is more general
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by john_p 13y ago
I am not sure that attention is the proper word. I think that the overall image as it is projected to outsiders is what can describe the situation. And yes, I think that this image certainly counts, not only for social reasons (which I agre
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Do programmers get the respect they deserve? (codingismycraft.com)
1 points by john_p 13y ago|4 comments