olliesaunders

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by olliesaunders 17y ago
If your writing little functions in a REPL you get to see the results of that code immediately, in a sense, that is test-driven -- the verification aspect is present. What isn't present is the test-first aspect that ensures your code is eas
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by olliesaunders 17y ago
Awesome visualization.
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by olliesaunders 17y ago
I don't know the difference. What is the difference?
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by olliesaunders 17y ago
If your injuring yourself by using the computer where others aren't there's something about you, or the way you're using the computer that's causing you injury. The best advice I've found is to just check, every 10 minutes or so, am I comfo
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by olliesaunders 17y ago
"25% of sessions end in crashes" what kind of programmers are they employing there? Heard of scrum guys?
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by olliesaunders 17y ago
For me test-first-developed-code is a big factor in what I consider to be good code, which is I think what you mean when you say "elegant code". Elegance is a funny sort of word that people struggle to define, and, not necessarily, a huge p
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by olliesaunders 17y ago
When I wanted to improve my writing I started with grammar after I realised how effectively my school education had failed to teach me it. I highly recommend this forum http://absolutewrite.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=111 if you're inte
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A Contemplation on Music(preachermike.com)
1 points by olliesaunders 17y ago|1 comments
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by olliesaunders 17y ago
Pretty much all code can potentially be run for a long time and be subjected many alteration requirements, making high quality dev practise worthwhile. But if you want a archetypal example: libraries.
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by olliesaunders 17y ago
Bad title. Diagram was interesting though.