New Year's Resolutions for Coders
A few of the resolutions from a funny (if you're a techie) article in Wired...
I will realize that design patterns are a guide, not a religion.
I will bother to research the security issues relevant to my work.
I will not respond to requests for help by informing the questioner that they are not only asking the wrong question, but should change the language they program in and/or their Linux distribution.
I will recognize that not all programs are self documenting, and that this is why comments were invented.
I will go back and do something interesting with all my failed, half-finished projects.
I will not use the term "Alpha" when what I really mean is buggy, untested, crap-tastic software.
I will finally pay for all of the shareware apps that I use daily. No, really.
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if only my lovable yet fallible programmers over at sony's everquest department take those resolutions to heart!!
happy new year, enjoy the snow!
Thanks, Dak-Ind! HNY to you, too!
Snow? What snow? It's been raining most of today and melting what little snow we have. Our yard is turning into a litter of little lakes. :)
This must not apply to HTML/CSS coders. I just can't leave a project undone, especially if it's not working. :) lol As for any other kind of coding.. yeah.. I have no idea about that.
I'll take your word for it that that is funny. It went way above my head.
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