Recently I have been reading through the developer.* site and came across The "Principled Programming" Project. Though not directly related to Perl, the assorted essays are well written and pertain the the general art of programming. These are not necessarily new ideas -- many are familiar topics. If you have not seen them before, perhaps you will find them of interest in your quest to master your programming skills, Perl or otherwise.
The topics of the essays are as follows:
- Principle #1: The Principle of Personal Character
- Principle #2: The Principle of Aesthetics
- Principle #3: The Principle of Clarity
- Principle #4:The Principle of Layout
- Principle #5: The Principle of Explicitness
- Principle #6: The Principle of Self-Documenting Code
- Principle #7: The Principle of Comments
- Principle #8: The Principle of Assumptions
- Principle #9: The Principle of User Interaction
- Principle #10: The Principle of Going Back
- Principle #11: The Principle of Other People's Time and Money
Enjoy,
Matt
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Re: The "Principled Programming" Project
by Aristotle (Chancellor) on Jan 18, 2003 at 21:20 UTC | |
Re: The "Principled Programming" Project
by SysApe9000 (Acolyte) on Jan 22, 2003 at 16:38 UTC | |
by diotalevi (Canon) on Jan 22, 2003 at 18:55 UTC |
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