The Bag of Tricks
- Alan Kay says "point of view is worth 80 IQ points" - you
might even be smarter, but if others have better tools to work with they
might get better results. The time to learn the "tricks of the trade"
is the best investment of the programmer.
Powerful Ideas
- Some concepts, like the arch of bricks in construction work, are pretty
obvious once you have learned them. Though they are normally easy to learn,
it is a very rare individual indeed that can come up with one of them on
his own. And not knowing them can make simple things nearly impossible
to accomplish. That is why the fundamentals must be complemented with a
knowledge of recursion, sorting and searching, data structures, etc.
see also:
| new3 |
| faq |
| tutorial | | tiny |
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