I generally was just diving in immediately... because I was using it for smaller
projects less than 1k lines of code... but now that I am building everything in PHP
and becoming more proficient, and writing programs with 5k + lines of code, I am
discovering a need to write at least a basic plan ahead of time, jotting the code as I
go if I get an idea, but planning slightly ahead of time... that is. ONLY if it's a
big project... I am working on one now that when finished will most likely be 15-30k
lines of code by the time I am done, big project... I did just delve in... now I am
discovering that may not have been the smartest thing.. I have a piece done, but will
wind up trying to integrate all the other pieces around that, instead of thinking in
the grand scheme from the beginning....
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On Sat, 15 Sep 2001 10:03:29
Scott Parks wrote:
>Hello-
>
>This may sound like an odd question, but I am curious about everyone's coding
>techniques when it comes to web projects. Do you still down and plan
>everything
>out, database connectivity, tables, etc or do you just dive in and do
>it? I am more
>of a guy who just drives in and goes to work. Do you use spread sheets, a
>project
>program, etc? Or just screen captures to the clients?
>
>Thanks,
>
>-Scott
>
>
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