
Are we forever cursed with buggy software?
Despite continuous advancements in programming it never feels like software is actually getting any better. It can certainly do more things, but it remains buggy
Despite continuous advancements in programming it never feels like software is actually getting any better. It can certainly do more things, but it remains buggy
I’ve worked with a lot of people of varying skill levels, from superstar programmers to not-sure-how-they-got-the-job types. Integrating and working with new people is always
Sometimes I just like to sit back and code something. Free from deadlines. Free from requirements. Free from issue systems and planning teams. It’s so
There’s a lot of confusion about how to classify software issues. Is something a programmer error, or is it an design defect? Is a misbehaviour
Just because you’re given a bad contract doesn’t mean you have to sign it. I was recently offered a programming position that came with a
If a company has enough users they don’t have to care about any of them. Plus or minus one developer account, even with thousands of
Each new project, whether a standalone program, or a component for an existing program, faces a choice of programming language. Just using what is most
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