Naming
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How do you come up with your projects' names? Seriously, I have lots of ideas that go to waste just because I can't find a name...
Fabio V Silva wrote:
How do you come up with your projects' names?
Some of the names I use - Test1.csproj TestTest1.csproj Test2.csproj Project1.csproj :rolleyes:
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How do you come up with your projects' names? Seriously, I have lots of ideas that go to waste just because I can't find a name...
Create the project without a name (or with the first name that comes to mind) then rename it later. Or write the idea down (I have a brainstorm page on my personal wiki for this purpose) for later use.
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How do you come up with your projects' names? Seriously, I have lots of ideas that go to waste just because I can't find a name...
Try something completely unrelated but thought provoking, like Kama Sutra for example. :)
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How do you come up with your projects' names? Seriously, I have lots of ideas that go to waste just because I can't find a name...
I think it must be known in some circles that thinking of a name is a large stumbling block for a project, as you well know. And this must be why Microsoft gives its projects code names. I like to follow the same principle in my own work. The code is what's really important, I'll think of the name later!
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Fabio V Silva wrote:
How do you come up with your projects' names?
Some of the names I use - Test1.csproj TestTest1.csproj Test2.csproj Project1.csproj :rolleyes:
The funniest thing about this particular signature is that by the time you realise it doesn't say anything it's too late to stop reading it. My latest tip/trick Visit the Hindi forum here.
Do you name your controls Button1, Button2, ... as well ? :-D
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How do you come up with your projects' names? Seriously, I have lots of ideas that go to waste just because I can't find a name...
xyz abc def asdf ....
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Try something completely unrelated but thought provoking, like Kama Sutra for example. :)
Chris Meech I am Canadian. [heard in a local bar] In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. [Yogi Berra]
Depending on your definition of thought, phrases like that may actually be considered to reduce my thought process. :rolleyes:
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Do you name your controls Button1, Button2, ... as well ? :-D
Fabio V Silva wrote:
Button1, Button2
No. Visual Studio does. :-D
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How do you come up with your projects' names? Seriously, I have lots of ideas that go to waste just because I can't find a name...
Fabio V Silva wrote:
I have lots of ideas that go to waste just because I can't find a name...
Don't do that everywhere, like you dont have kids because you cannot come up with the name :doh: :-D No start the project with some generic name, until you find the product name. like if you working on a Project Management website, call it 'ProjectManagement', once you are done with it. spend some time looking for a product name. and if it is website, first look for a domain name, because product name without available domain name is useless.
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Try something completely unrelated but thought provoking, like Kama Sutra for example. :)
Chris Meech I am Canadian. [heard in a local bar] In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. [Yogi Berra]
Chris Meech wrote:
thought provoking, like Kama Sutra for example
Kama sutra is just provoking no thoughts here.
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Fabio V Silva wrote:
I have lots of ideas that go to waste just because I can't find a name...
Don't do that everywhere, like you dont have kids because you cannot come up with the name :doh: :-D No start the project with some generic name, until you find the product name. like if you working on a Project Management website, call it 'ProjectManagement', once you are done with it. spend some time looking for a product name. and if it is website, first look for a domain name, because product name without available domain name is useless.
Do you mean the wife would let me choose something like that?! Don't think so... :-D
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Fabio V Silva wrote:
Button1, Button2
No. Visual Studio does. :-D
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Abhinav S wrote:
No. Visual Studio does.
Quite right, too! If I pay for automation, I expect to get automation!
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Chris Meech wrote:
thought provoking, like Kama Sutra for example
Kama sutra is just provoking no thoughts here.
HimanshuJoshi wrote:
Kama sutra is just provoking no thoughts here.
It's provoking thoughts alright, just not programming thoughts... :-O
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Fabio V Silva wrote:
How do you come up with your projects' names?
Some of the names I use - Test1.csproj TestTest1.csproj Test2.csproj Project1.csproj :rolleyes:
The funniest thing about this particular signature is that by the time you realise it doesn't say anything it's too late to stop reading it. My latest tip/trick Visit the Hindi forum here.
Another.VCProj Some.VCProj TestApp.VCProj Temp345.VCProj HereGoes.VCProj And so on here. :)
There are some really weird people on this planet - MIM.
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Fabio V Silva wrote:
Button1, Button2
No. Visual Studio does. :-D
The funniest thing about this particular signature is that by the time you realise it doesn't say anything it's too late to stop reading it. My latest tip/trick Visit the Hindi forum here.
:laugh: yeah blame Microsoft...
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How do you come up with your projects' names? Seriously, I have lots of ideas that go to waste just because I can't find a name...
Fabio V Silva wrote:
How do you come up with your projects' names?
I name all my projects after my favorite super-heroes and I make sure that my project names have nothing to do with what I am actually developing.
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How do you come up with your projects' names? Seriously, I have lots of ideas that go to waste just because I can't find a name...
i always try mythical creatures. unicorn centaur medusa honest politician
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How do you come up with your projects' names? Seriously, I have lots of ideas that go to waste just because I can't find a name...
Give it a name that has absolutely nothing to do with its purpose, then give a different (but similarly inappropriate) name to its executable. Then you have to name the installation program "setup.exe", and include a readme file that only states system requirements, and does not give a clue as to what the program is or does. And make sure that the installer installs the program in a subdirectory of PF that is named after what you might name a company if you owned one (or after a favourite uncle; something like that), and that any Start menu shortcuts are also placed in a subdirectory with a name that says nothing whatsoever about the program itself. Once you have implemented all of these points, you may freely enter the realm of professional shareware developers.
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Fabio V Silva wrote:
How do you come up with your projects' names?
I name all my projects after my favorite super-heroes and I make sure that my project names have nothing to do with what I am actually developing.
Slacker007 wrote:
I name all my projects after my favorite super-heroes and I make sure that my project names have nothing to do with what I am actually developing.
But you really screwed up with the Flash memory management project...
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Give it a name that has absolutely nothing to do with its purpose, then give a different (but similarly inappropriate) name to its executable. Then you have to name the installation program "setup.exe", and include a readme file that only states system requirements, and does not give a clue as to what the program is or does. And make sure that the installer installs the program in a subdirectory of PF that is named after what you might name a company if you owned one (or after a favourite uncle; something like that), and that any Start menu shortcuts are also placed in a subdirectory with a name that says nothing whatsoever about the program itself. Once you have implemented all of these points, you may freely enter the realm of professional shareware developers.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
Taking the same steps, and then just adding a "G" or "K" to the front of the name will grant you access to the Freetard Slave Foundation (FSF) and be suitable for distribution on systems like Gnome and KDE.
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