Hi all,
I would like to raise your attention to an interesting post:
 http://java.dzone.com/articles/when-good-developers-go-bad
I have to say that, after reading the article, I feel kind of uncomfortable … all the stuff in the article seams to be true…and the worst thing … kind of sounds like me…:-((
hm…..man….I think I should change something…until is not too late…
Happy coding
N
Hi all
Good code is not just a perfectly working code. It also means that it is a perfectly understandable and maintainable code…that’s what I mean quality code…
Ho often do you think of this when you write your code?… Do you care about how good your code is? Or you just want to have it done…and forget about it ASAP.
IT managers: do you check that the code “generated” by your developers has a proper quality? or you just care about the “finish on time” stuff?
Well…, for those who are concerned about the quality of their code, I recommend you to have a look look at the following article, it is worth to check on….
Have a nice day
Happy coding
N
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Have a nice day
N
Hi all
Here is a list of Open Source alternatives to Commercial Softwate you might be interested in:
http://downloadpedia.org/Open_Source_Alternative_to_Commercial_Software
Nice day
N