Re: General development tips
Re: General development tips
- Subject: Re: General development tips
- From: Brian Ganninger <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 5 Nov 2006 16:41:58 -0600
Personally I found it useful to spend an afternoon whipping up a
custom bug database for myself. It met my requirements, behaved how I
expected, and had a zero learning curve/installation. The afternoon
was also greatly productive because I used CoreData (thus learning a
new technology) and because I have a project to dabble in for a break
from my professional app work. Otherwise I use OmniOutliner for
tracking per-version outlines of proposed changes, referencing items
in the bug db. On Adium several of us have been using wiki pages to
detail our processes and decisions when working on a branch project,
so perhaps a wiki (choose your flavor) may also address your needs,
as it gives you a freeform scratchpad that would allow you to
document your work as you sit fit.
Beyond the 'programming' side of things I'd highly recommend the book
"Code Complete" by Steven McConnell, which addresses all aspects of
software engineering and has many anecdotes on handling code as it
grows.
Cheers,
brian
On Nov 5, 2006, at 4:25 PM, David Aames wrote:
Hello all,
I'd like to ask everyone who has experience with this. There is a
point in time when the app source just becomes too big to manage
everything in your head - all the important stuff and who the API
is supposed to work and all these little TODOs and BUGs. I'm pretty
much a single developer working on a project so I don't any servers
which are just dedicated for myself to use. Currently I'm using
subversion for my SCM tool and nothing else in terms of management
tools. But my APIs are getting more in number & more complex with
every single day so what are you guys using to help you with the
development? Any bug management software (bugzilla, no?), source
documenting systems (I haven't found any good Obj-C ones), etc.
Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
David
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