Abject Oriented Programming.

[Dr Walt Fair PE]

Too funny. Unfortunately, I've used Abject Oriented programming methods. Those are the practices I'm ashamed to tell anyone about and give me uncontrollable urges to vomit when I reread some of my old, old FORTRAN code! Abject programming is especially wonderful when combined with team programming and agile methods.

CQ de W5ALT

Walt Fair, Jr., P. E. Comport Computing Specializing in Technical Engineering Software

[Brady Kelly]

My new job serves me great platters of Abject Oriented code every morning. :laugh: Then there's the data... :~

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[Roger Wright]

"That’s why some programmers use Visual Basic and others use VBScript — it’s all about choice." Now there's a wise programmer I can't wait to hire! :laugh:

Will Rogers never met me.

[leppie]

I think my previous co-worker based his programming methodology on that article...

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[Lost User]

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Thank you.

[Mike Winiberg]

At last! $0 years of expert programming vindicated. I've been doing things the right way after all...

[sashoalm]

I've been inspired to fully implement the Abject-Oriented Technology in my next project.

There is sufficient light for those who desire to see, and there is sufficient darkness for those of a contrary disposition. Blaise Pascal

[ghle]

sashoalm wrote:

I've been inspired to fully implement the Abject-Oriented Technology in my next previous project.

FTFY ;P

Gary

[Ravi Sant]

there are better techniques available now. ------------- I hate it when people qualify some code based on number of lines of code.

[Brady Kelly]

Where? You can't beat Abject!