Nevertheless, I coded…
I wanted to quit writing software for good. Nevertheless, I coded. And I still do. I've been a software developer for 3 years then. And…
I wanted to quit writing software for good. Nevertheless, I coded. And I still do. I've been a software developer for 3 years then. And…
There are only two hard problems in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. - Phil Karlton We name and name and name. We name…
You can probably come up with a bunch of answers: the computer, the client, the cloud, the company... But first and foremost you write code…
If you were hit by a bus tomorrow... If you were hit by a bus tomorrow (knock on wood) would your project get stuck? I…
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I made an estimate... I took part in many projects, but there is one I particularly remember... As soon as I joined the team technical…
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It's not the ink—it's the think “It's not the ink—it's the think,” wrote Robert Mankoff (New Yorker cartoon editor), answering to the question how to get ideas…
Continue reading → Inking and thinking in software development
New Project: Potato Coding Adventure I've started a new project this week. I wrote about it here. My friend (we call her The Potato) and…
Object Oriented Programming In Java, you can write code that represents real objects. It's called OOP = Object Oriented Programming. If the programming is object…
Continue reading → First hut on the trail: Basics of Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
Last Sunday I've talked to a friend. She just recently picked up Java. We're about to start a learning experiment: she is going to learn how…
You have the code. What now? I know it may be overwhelming. You did a couple of steps and you may not be sure why.…
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