Pseudo code for life baby.
Awesome stuff, reducing cognitive mental load all the way! TDD can also help a lot with that.
100%
honestly i wanted to mention TDD haha
because its one of the tools to take small and safe steps
focus on one thing at a time
Woah. Love this style of post.
Feels like poetry!
bite sized letters :3
keeping it short and intense
Best of all, doing this strategy with Copilot just leads to it writing it for you 😂
Insightful post, Tiger 💯
omg so true!!
even if it doesnt write it 100% accurate, it can give you some nice hints where the direction of the implementation is going
Super. Glad to see the technique which I used during my coding for many-years being mentioned in the article.
Bonus :- I used to write those comments in doxygen style so that when we generate doxygen documentation, those would complement to low-level design.
Doxygen style comments in C++ as in:-
/// instead of //
In C, it would be:-
/** ... */ instead of /* ... */
amazing!
This is not only effective technique but also fun.
Awesome stuff, reducing cognitive mental load all the way! TDD can also help a lot with that.
100%
honestly i wanted to mention TDD haha
because its one of the tools to take small and safe steps
focus on one thing at a time
Woah. Love this style of post.
Feels like poetry!
bite sized letters :3
keeping it short and intense
Best of all, doing this strategy with Copilot just leads to it writing it for you 😂
Insightful post, Tiger 💯
omg so true!!
even if it doesnt write it 100% accurate, it can give you some nice hints where the direction of the implementation is going
Super. Glad to see the technique which I used during my coding for many-years being mentioned in the article.
Bonus :- I used to write those comments in doxygen style so that when we generate doxygen documentation, those would complement to low-level design.
Doxygen style comments in C++ as in:-
/// instead of //
In C, it would be:-
/** ... */ instead of /* ... */
amazing!
This is not only effective technique but also fun.