top | item 18826195 When you code, write down everything 7 points| spiffytech | 7 years ago |swizec.com | reply 2 comments order hn newest [+] [-] exegete|7 years ago|reply Would an alternative be to use version control and use descriptive commits and commit often? [+] [-] mabn|7 years ago|reply No - because your thoughts are not translatable into code.I tend to draw various diagrams or graphs when working on something and it would be inconvenient to digitize them. Sure, once you have some final "thing" you can add it do the documentation.
[+] [-] exegete|7 years ago|reply Would an alternative be to use version control and use descriptive commits and commit often? [+] [-] mabn|7 years ago|reply No - because your thoughts are not translatable into code.I tend to draw various diagrams or graphs when working on something and it would be inconvenient to digitize them. Sure, once you have some final "thing" you can add it do the documentation.
[+] [-] mabn|7 years ago|reply No - because your thoughts are not translatable into code.I tend to draw various diagrams or graphs when working on something and it would be inconvenient to digitize them. Sure, once you have some final "thing" you can add it do the documentation.
[+] [-] exegete|7 years ago|reply
[+] [-] mabn|7 years ago|reply
I tend to draw various diagrams or graphs when working on something and it would be inconvenient to digitize them. Sure, once you have some final "thing" you can add it do the documentation.