A better way to code?
A better way to code?
I was talking to a coding friend of mine that has done C/C++ for years and was actually a guy on ISS's X-Force team. He was telling me that at an interview he had at Microsoft once, the coder that was interviewing him said that instead of planning out his app and writing the code one method at a time, he would plan it out and then document all the methods.
I realized this was an interesting idea because if I write out the comments for each method and the bare minumim (ex: public static void myMethod() {} ) then I could look at the overall program and get a better idea on logic issues, architecture, structure, and what to abstract further before writing any code.
So I'm going to give this method a try (on a current product in it's early stages) and see how it works out. I'll comment on the method in a couple days on here and see if it improves my coding.