[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my work I have from time-to-time had to pick up and maintain
scripts (generally shell/Python stuff) which non-professional programmers
have written. It's never what you would call a pleasant task.
And yes, for the specific art of writing code that others might
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are software construction skills which are entirely distinct from the
language in which you are programming. We can tout object-oriented,
structured programming, test-driven development or other software
engineering techniques, but
Sorry for the off-topic-ish post. My son (a fairly junior sysadmin type)
mentioned to me today that he was looking for online courses for Perl. (I
don't hold that against him. Perl is still a lingua franca in the sysadmin
realm.) In my work I have from time-to-time had to pick up and maintain
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry for the off-topic-ish post. My son (a fairly junior sysadmin type)
mentioned to me today that he was looking for online courses for Perl. (I
don't hold that against him. Perl is still a lingua franca in the sysadmin
realm.) In my work I have from time-to-time
Fredrik Lundh wrote:
just get McDonnell's Code Complete:
http://www.cc2e.com/
McConnell, that is. McConnell. sorry.
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On Jul 22, 7:52 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry for the off-topic-ish post. My son (a fairly junior sysadmin type)
mentioned to me today that he was looking for online courses for Perl. (I
don't hold that against him. Perl is still a lingua franca in the sysadmin
realm.) In my work I
Paddy wrote:
This course is an intensive introduction to basic software development
practices for scientists and engineers that can reduce the time they
spend programming by 20-25%.
Judging from the table of contents and a quick sampling of a few
lectures, that's mostly about programming
just get McConnell's Code Complete:
http://www.cc2e.com/
Thanks Fredrik. It looks interesting. I just bought a copy online and will
skim it myself before passing it along to Chris.
Skip
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