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Mark Nischalke wrote:
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Actually had someone use that on me. Always remembered it. He didn't like my reply though. Kiss my asset ;P
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Mark Nischalke wrote:
Wow, I'm impressed and confused
Exactly. That might help you get what you want out of him. ;)
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I got what I wanted out of him. Signing my time sheet as I walked out the door ;P
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You just have to sit back and say WTF:confused: Had meeting with my manager in which he said I don't care if my developers don't document their code or if one can't pick up where the other left off. I just want them to write code faster to keep the client happy. That was followed up by a conversation with the lead developer saying documentation is necessary in other places but we just write software here; we don't need it. :doh::confused::doh:
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I did
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Actually had someone use that on me. Always remembered it. He didn't like my reply though. Kiss my asset ;P
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Mark Nischalke wrote:
He didn't like my reply though.
And what happened? Could he not handle the truth?
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You just have to sit back and say WTF:confused: Had meeting with my manager in which he said I don't care if my developers don't document their code or if one can't pick up where the other left off. I just want them to write code faster to keep the client happy. That was followed up by a conversation with the lead developer saying documentation is necessary in other places but we just write software here; we don't need it. :doh::confused::doh:
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Mark Nischalke wrote:
Had meeting with my manager in which he said I don't care if my developers don't document their code or if one can't pick up where the other left off. I just want them to write code faster to keep the client happy.
Sounds like my office. When I first started working I asked for the documentation and they said the code was the documentation!
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Mark Nischalke wrote:
Had meeting with my manager in which he said I don't care if my developers don't document their code or if one can't pick up where the other left off. I just want them to write code faster to keep the client happy.
Sounds like my office. When I first started working I asked for the documentation and they said the code was the documentation!
That disappoints me. One of the arguements here against documentation was, no one else does it. To which my reply was, yes they do. You've proven me wrong.:(( There is nothing left to do but give up on life :^):sigh: I'd use VB and code myself a knife, but it wouldn't do the job; it won't be very # you C ;P
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That disappoints me. One of the arguements here against documentation was, no one else does it. To which my reply was, yes they do. You've proven me wrong.:(( There is nothing left to do but give up on life :^):sigh: I'd use VB and code myself a knife, but it wouldn't do the job; it won't be very # you C ;P
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Mark Nischalke wrote:
To which my reply was, yes they do. You've proven me wrong.
Hmmm, if it makes you feel better, I document all of my code and would not be caught with undocumented code. There is the idea of self-documenting code, but I am not sure about it. Does it really hurt to document the code. Come on, a comment every 3-5 lines or so can't really kill anyone.
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Mark Nischalke wrote:
To which my reply was, yes they do. You've proven me wrong.
Hmmm, if it makes you feel better, I document all of my code and would not be caught with undocumented code. There is the idea of self-documenting code, but I am not sure about it. Does it really hurt to document the code. Come on, a comment every 3-5 lines or so can't really kill anyone.
PaulC1972 wrote:
Come on, a comment every 3-5 lines or so can't really kill anyone.
I agree. The arguement here was, "We don't have time for that". Again, WTF???:confused:
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PaulC1972 wrote:
Come on, a comment every 3-5 lines or so can't really kill anyone.
I agree. The arguement here was, "We don't have time for that". Again, WTF???:confused:
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Mark Nischalke wrote:
We don't have time for that
Sure there is time for it. Cut back on anti-productivity meetings :-D
Mark Nischalke wrote:
Again, WTF???
Yeah, totally. How about the time spent by a new developer examining the code and trying to figure it out?
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Mark Nischalke wrote:
Had meeting with my manager in which he said I don't care if my developers don't document their code or if one can't pick up where the other left off. I just want them to write code faster to keep the client happy.
Yikes! Sorry to hear that. Tell him that "documentation is a value-add which frees up cycles, thus allowing us to enable our core competencies to touch base with client-facing base-touching ball-parking circle-backing ballparks who touch base with client facing core competencies, enabling us to free up cycles which add value." (phew!) :-D
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You just have to sit back and say WTF:confused: Had meeting with my manager in which he said I don't care if my developers don't document their code or if one can't pick up where the other left off. I just want them to write code faster to keep the client happy. That was followed up by a conversation with the lead developer saying documentation is necessary in other places but we just write software here; we don't need it. :doh::confused::doh:
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You just have to sit back and say WTF:confused: Had meeting with my manager in which he said I don't care if my developers don't document their code or if one can't pick up where the other left off. I just want them to write code faster to keep the client happy. That was followed up by a conversation with the lead developer saying documentation is necessary in other places but we just write software here; we don't need it. :doh::confused::doh:
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