Deliberate practice techniques for software developers
In January of this year, when I first started experimenting with the code that would become Time Tortoise, I was using Visual Studio 2015 for my development environment. When Visual Studio 2017 was released, I upgraded. Well, technology moves on, and while VS2017 remains my environment of choice, it’s time for a .NET upgrade.
This is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. This week’s task: an initial implementation of the Daily Summary File.
ContinueThis is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. In a recent code coverage check, I noticed that I was missing test […]
ContinueThis is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. I’m working on a text file user interface for Time Tortoise. For the […]
ContinueThis is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. Last week, I described the settings infrastructure that I’m building for Time Tortoise. […]
ContinueThis is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. Last week, I explained some ways I’ll be using text files in the […]
ContinueThis is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. As described last week, I’m starting to build infrastructure for a text file […]
ContinueThis is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. A Time Tortoise feature consists of a user interface, and one or more […]
ContinueThis is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. This week saw the release of .NET Standard 2.0. According to the announcement, […]
ContinueThis is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. I’m in the process of resolving a unit test backlog for the Time […]
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