rafark

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by rafark 9y ago
I have finally released the framework I've initially designed in 2015-2016. It's been a massive work. Let me know what you think.
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by rafark 9y ago
I can't manage it. Stress and pressure are my worst enemies. I usually take walks, listen to good music.
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by rafark 9y ago
For video processing I'd recommend a Macintosh as well.
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by rafark 9y ago
I get what you're saying and that's one of the reasons the code should be deeply analyzed when you're learning, many times you'll find the answer to why that particular approach was selected. Very often authors point out
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by rafark 9y ago
Wordpress due to its market share.
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by rafark 9y ago
Don't write a single bit until you fully understand the system you'll build. I usually draw diagrams and or other procedures in plain paper sheets.
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by rafark 9y ago
I'd get an iMac rather than a MacBook pro.
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by rafark 9y ago
Read other people's projects. Read books on design, architecture, patterns. Deeply analyse those reads without ever touching a computer. If I feel the need to write code I usually write it in a paper sheet and analyse it.
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by rafark 9y ago
Then you didn't fully understand what you were writing in the first place.
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by rafark 9y ago
I will have to disagree with the previous answers. You don't have to WRRITE code to stay up to date. You can READ one or more books about programming. That's what I do, and it is a thousand times more efficient than simply writing
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by rafark 9y ago
Outdated technology that leads to outdated systems.
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by rafark 9y ago
Php and JavaScript. And a little bit of Java. I want learn either java or c++ in the future, but the truth is if I'm going to learn another language is highly possible that it will be Swift.
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by rafark 9y ago
But I guess he meant morally, rather than technically.