Which programming task do you hate most?
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Which programming task do you hate most? Debugging multithreaded programs? Ensuring that program runs on all Windows versions? Database access? Image processing? Parsing text files? Network stuff? Error handling? Talking to middle-level managers doesn't count :-D Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com
Everything that is close to programming but is not programming. Documenting, time & cost estimates, managing a group of programmers, charging customers. Everything else is fun. :cool: Furor fit laesa saepius patientia
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Which programming task do you hate most? Debugging multithreaded programs? Ensuring that program runs on all Windows versions? Database access? Image processing? Parsing text files? Network stuff? Error handling? Talking to middle-level managers doesn't count :-D Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com
Time and cost estimates -- nothing frightens me more than when my manager walks into my office and begins his sentence with "Um, how hard would it be...".:eek:
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Which programming task do you hate most? Debugging multithreaded programs? Ensuring that program runs on all Windows versions? Database access? Image processing? Parsing text files? Network stuff? Error handling? Talking to middle-level managers doesn't count :-D Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com
I hate the actual typing in of the code. I love the design and specification side of it and working out classes and objects etc. I really hate the typing of the code, especially if it is boring stuff like read data from a recordset or setting the columns of a list control. Luckily I'm starting to build up a good library of code and templates help a great deal too. I just hate the typing :-) Michael :-)
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Which programming task do you hate most? Debugging multithreaded programs? Ensuring that program runs on all Windows versions? Database access? Image processing? Parsing text files? Network stuff? Error handling? Talking to middle-level managers doesn't count :-D Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com
I can not stand debugging one of my programs when it works on my comp, but it doesn't work correctly on someone else's. Visit Ltpb.8m.com Surf the web faster than ever: http://www.404Browser.com
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Which programming task do you hate most? Debugging multithreaded programs? Ensuring that program runs on all Windows versions? Database access? Image processing? Parsing text files? Network stuff? Error handling? Talking to middle-level managers doesn't count :-D Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com
I like most parts of programming (since solving problems is the whole reason I like it). However, I really don't like the times where I'm told to write such-and-such an application, but finding out how it's supposed to look and behave is worse than pulling teeth with scotch tape. When that happens, I generally have to scrap a bunch of code and re-write it later since I didn't know about one "little" thing it needed to do. John
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Which programming task do you hate most? Debugging multithreaded programs? Ensuring that program runs on all Windows versions? Database access? Image processing? Parsing text files? Network stuff? Error handling? Talking to middle-level managers doesn't count :-D Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com
Well how about this! Correcting tests for 40 students "code written down on paper" X| Explaining the same stuff over and over again :eek: Grading projects :confused: "Imagination is more important than knowledge, for knowledge is limited while imagination embraces the entire world." -Albert Einstein
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Debugging is what i hate most. Sometimes you have done all the work on the project you are working on and there is a small bug lurking behind the code. I've spent hours trying to figure out why something is not working and then find out that i forgot to use == instead of = in an if statement. Drives me crazy.
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Planning, Planning, ... And tell my boss how much time I need
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Everything that is close to programming but is not programming. Documenting, time & cost estimates, managing a group of programmers, charging customers. Everything else is fun. :cool: Furor fit laesa saepius patientia
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True, couldn't agree more.:)
You would think that SOMEDAY they all might reach a point of fully supporting some standards so cross-browser development wouldn't be such a B-I itch. :) Then, there is that ever present worry of, "well, all of my target audience may not have the latest browser anyway." WillCodeForMoney
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Everything that is close to programming but is not programming. Documenting, time & cost estimates, managing a group of programmers, charging customers. Everything else is fun. :cool: Furor fit laesa saepius patientia
..."charging customers"... lol that is the FUN bit. Chasing customers on money terms is no fun but charging them is wonderful :) ..."managing a group of programmers"... depends on your team. Enthusiastic, clever and helpful chaps are great to manage and you learn a lot. Insolent buggers who think they know better are only good for firing or giving the crap jobs to (like documenting, time & cost estimates and technical support ;) ) regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa "We would accomplish many more things if we did not think of them as impossible." - Chretien Malesherbes