Notes to Self — 1. Make it work. 2. Make it elegant. 3. Make it...

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Key take-away: Creating iteratively, and focusing on function instead...form first will...

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Something I’ve always prided myself in doing and evangelizing within SISL, is do it right the first time. I should also...

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1. Drink some coffee 2. Say you’ve got it working 3. Figure out a way it might work 4. Fail to get that working 5. Say...

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My guess is that Dave and Marco have different ideas of what it means for code to be elegant. To me, elegant code is...

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Good code should be written by default as a standard. There’s always room and time later on for improvements, expansion...

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I completely agree with Marco.

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Charles exalts the merits of Red, Green, Refactor development, which is similar. I think it’s OK to make things work...

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first time. Marco, thank you. I wish everyone had the same understanding...any code....

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Couldn’t agree more. In the late eighties and early nineties I was producing embedded code for Rolls Royce and Lucas...

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Agree with Marco. Usually this approach doesn’t work. The same problem with unit test and javadocs in Java - if you...

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I disagree with Marco, unless the problem and solution are already perfectly defined (which is rare). In a world of fast...

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Agreed. Part of being an engineer (by education and trade) is balancing trade-offs: code elegance vs. code speed vs. my...

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Jack Cheng quoted Adam Wiggins’...for writing code:...I...

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apologise Ben, you’re putting...first couple of steps into practice.

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