Comment on: [rant] Somethings you'll learn in college but should NEVER use in the real world

I use recursion to build/search trees and it works well. I've never seen UML by hand but the idea of it sounds awful.

4 23 Jan 2017 22:36 u/ketezer in v/programming
Comment on: Are programs today easier to understand than the beginning of programming?

It actually comes from the 70s and was primarily used first in building GUIs. I'm one of those weirdos who likes and uses the pattern. :)

1 03 Oct 2016 05:47 u/ketezer in v/programming
Comment on: What is your preferred SCM?

Git is my choice because of the light-weight branching and decentralization. I spent the last few years setting up git workflows for the development team I was on and it was a good experience. If I had to choose a secondary alternative it would be svn.

0 20 Sep 2016 20:54 u/ketezer in v/programming