Theory, Practice, Down-Time...
Theory, Practice, Down-Time...
- Subject: Theory, Practice, Down-Time...
- From: "j.oie" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 16 Mar 2002 14:36:38 -0600
A question to Cocoa developers, seasoned and un-:
When the worries of making connections in IB get you down... when the
dismal state of the docs starts to bother you... when something 'just
doesn't work', when your code randomly breaks... What do you do? Where
do you turn to get away from it all, or to let your subconscious mind
work on the problem? This is a little-mentioned programming practice,
but one I feel to be quite important.
Personally, if I'm stumped, I compose a message to this very list, and
in the typing I can think of solutions- at other times, it's good just
to forget about it and listen to some music, take a walk, have a snack.
Any responses would be appreciated-- this is, after all, quite on-topic,
since it is about the act of development on Cocoa. ^_^ So there.
- (id) joie;
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