Jim C

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Application Engineer programming industrial robots

	829 reputation	bio	website		visits	member for	2 years, 5 months
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Jul 15	answered	What is the term for IntelliSense in a non-Microsoft world?
Jul 11	answered	Software Engineer VS “Harder” Jobs
Jul 7	revised	Over a million COBOL programmers in the world? deleted 8 characters in body
Jun 23	comment	Logistics of code reuse (OOP) Documentation is the key. Even you will forget what you coded 6 months ago. If it is not documented, it might as well not exist.
Jun 23	answered	Run On Sentences in Technical Writing
Jun 14	answered	How to conduct a good tech workshop
Jun 1	answered	How should ability be distributed through teams?
May 20	comment	Under what conditions does it make sense to break code into many files, or merge them? Corollary to rule of thumb; sooner or later you always come back to the code.
May 18	answered	PE License vs IEEE CSPD Certification
May 5	answered	As a solo developer, how can I use a whiteboard in programming effectively?
May 2	answered	Are Subject specific programming books a good idea
May 2	answered	Was getting a computing science degree easier 10 years ago
Apr 25	answered	How do you keep cool when production system goes down?
Feb 10	comment	What tools are available to generate end user documentation? Screen captures do become outdated as code changes, but most people are visual learners. If you don't show them, they don't understand.
Feb 9	answered	Over a million COBOL programmers in the world?
Feb 9	answered	How to avoid getting carried away with details?
Feb 8	answered	Writing code vs using drag & drop tools
Feb 4	awarded	Commentator
Feb 4	comment	Representing timezone list It is logical to sort by timezones, but most people will know if they are in the same timezone as a major city.
Feb 3	comment	Do you leverage the benefits of the open-closed principle? This is a data change, not a code change. The overtime rate should not have been hard coded.