A Time-Saving Programming Tactic That Doesn't Work

Written by V. Berba Velasco Jr., Ph.D.


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Sadly, such reckless thinking is often encouraged inrepparttar corporate world. Due to time constraints, a misguided manager may instruct his team to skip overrepparttar 107594 design work and just start hacking away. This makesrepparttar 107595 team seem focused and productive, but this strategy can wreak havoc onrepparttar 107596 project timeline. What’s more,repparttar 107597 resultant code is often a tangled, poorly documented, chaotic mess. If this software must be maintained for years to come, then you have a recipe for disaster.

Mind you, I’m not saying that an elaborate design is always necessary. If time is short, then one might not haverepparttar 107598 luxury of an intricate software plan with exhaustive design documentation. However, one should at least have a general software architecture laid out—one which is detailed enough to makerepparttar 107599 software development process smoother and easier. Programmers rarely err onrepparttar 107600 side of over-planning, but they frequently fall intorepparttar 107601 trap of insufficient design detail. Don’t make this mistake, if you really want to save time.

V. Berba Velasco Jr. is proud to work as a senior electrical and software engineer at Cellular Technology Ltd (www.immunospot.com, www.elispot-analyzers.de, www.elispot.cn) a biotechnology company that prides itself on its standards of excellence.


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Written by Labtaini Fouad


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