Did i do the right thing?
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The document reflects a developer's experience and musings on using frameworks in programming, including the challenges of coding without proper documentation and testing. It emphasizes the importance of choosing the right framework, learning continuously, and not repeating past mistakes. Additionally, it shares resources and thoughts on coding practices to improve efficiency and reduce headaches.
Did i do the right thing?
- 1. Did I do the right thing? @clasense4 for Himatif UINSGD Bandung 26 April 2014
- 2. Time only 24 hours a day. I wish I have more
- 3. Project is everywhere. And sometimes the job come to You, but You are in a middle of big job. Confused, take the job or not.
- 4. Not in ninja world, I wish I can learn “kage bunshin no jutsu” You are in real world
- 5. Can I really trust You? I will tell my mistake, so you shouldn’t do the same like me. Take it or leave it.
- 6. Do You type fast?
- 9. Atom.io Mac
- 12. Until now, I prefer to use sublime text
- 13. framework?
- 14. Framework is great. It designed to simplify our life. well engineered and well maintained.
- 15. Support, from open source community.
- 16. Do not reinvent the wheel, but make it perfect.
- 18. Just follow the framework rules. Then your job is done.
- 19. 73,278 is not a small number
- 20. How to choose framework?
- 23. More popular mean more support and needed everywhere.
- 25. Slow vs raw programming language. Sometimes eat more ram. Sometimes raw programming language is better
- 26. How about (web) framework? • Python –Django, flask, bottle, Tornado • Ruby –Rails, sinatra • Nodejs –Express, sailsjs
- 27. How about (web) framework? • Javascript Frontend –Angularjs, Extjs, YUI, Backbonejs, • PHP –Symfony, Laravel, Zend Framework, Phalcon, Code Igniter, yii, cakephp, etc. • Java –Play, Spring MVC, JSF
- 28. Conclusion I use silex as my starting framework. Want to reduce headache? Then use framework.
- 29. I don’t use ORM ORM is object relational mapper. I use propel (propelorm.org). Let me show some code.
- 30. I don’t test my code
- 31. I don’t test my code - 1 Just doing some simple test == jobs done. (in my old day). Then bug appear, then headache. Fixing a bug can take more time than writing a new code. Just find a bug can take all day.
- 32. I don’t test my code - 2 I want to test login form for 1000 users. So I clicked 1000 times? I want to test API output, with 100x possibilites. So I playing with curl / postman for 100 times? I want to test upload, is my server can handle it? So I uploaded a file, then click upload button? How about upload 200 times?
- 34. Let me show some code
- 35. I do not make a documentation Who write this code? I said, while read code on my own project, on my own server. I don’t understand my own code. I forgot how to start my project again when it goes break.
- 37. Windows vs Linux environment
- 38. Windows vs Linux environment Back in 2010, I have a big project, I don’t use framework, I don’t make an API, so much spaghetti code, I don’t make a documentation, I write in Windows, and it doesn’t work in Linux. Just to make sure it work in Linux can took all day long.
- 39. I don’t generate my boring task
- 41. Never stop to learn. We eat rice, we have 24 hours, we have same source (google), If I can do it, then you can do it too
- 42. Some Resources • Hackernews (news.ycombinator.com) • Tutorialzine.com • Php weekly, redis weekly, nosql weekly, python weekly (weekly news) • Code.tutsplus.com • Sitepoint.com • Digitalocean.com
- 43. Life is like MMORPG
- 44. If You don’t take risks You can’t create a future
- 45. What if I need some help? dimensiweb (facebook groups)