Do you know how good I am in Java? Do you have any clue how many classes and methods I can use in my code without even looking at the API documentation? Do you know how many complex problems I solve at work? What do you mean I need to improve my skills? Give me [...]
Archive for November, 2009
What do you mean I need to improve my skills?!
Posted in Human Factors in Computer Science on November 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Code Rush!
Posted in Computer Science on November 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Code Rush is basically a documentary about a group of engineers who are trying hard to release the Netscape browser (Mozilla) at a time when Netscape was trying hard to save itself by making the source code open to the developer community. It’s an excellent video. I love it!
The video is for about 55 [...]
Being in “The Zone”
Posted in Human Factors in Computer Science on November 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A quiet workplace is a boon for a developer. Most people ignore the simple fact that nothing great can ever be achieved without the power of focus….or I’d rather say, without time periods of prolonged focus. Hackers refer to this state of mind as “The Zone”.
It helps a great developer to hold the program [...]
StackOverFlow
Posted in Technical on November 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Recently I came across this website called StackOverflow. It’s basically a fantastic arena where you get to post technical questions and expect to receive answers from some really good developers out there. In short, I found this as a great online space for technical discussions and loved this idea of some of the greatest developers [...]
