Types of Programming Styles

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#programming #mistakes

[nintendoloverin]

"The overplanner!"
How dare you call me out like that...

[costelinha]

"AHA! TIME TO USE VIM!"


(Legends say he is still trying to close VIM to this day.)

[costelinha]

Or my personal style: Refactor your code with basic OOP concepts to try and make it less spaghetti, and end up making it EVEN MORE spaghetti in the process.

[bioluminescentsquirrel]

For me I either just go YOLO style or plan so much that I never get round to doing any programming

[SimGunther]

You forgot about the business owner style:
Watch as they write vague, contradictory, and confusing business requirements and expect a program to appear out of thin air

[qwardel]

3:55, no no no. You first need to waste a few days customizing vim and installing all of plugins to make vim a fully working IDE without IDE.

[shriramkiran]

The "linux elitist" must have been here

[jan-lukas]

I like how #3 saves it as code.cpp.txt

[pokesi]

I alternate throughout all of them constantly

[Cameo]

For the 2nd type, I certainly think it's a great idea to spitball as many details as possible, even if most of the cards don't make the cut. That way, remembering possible features is not required, and they can be easily discarded after thinking each one through. It helps in order to leave every stone unturned 🙂

[rpxdytx]

1:46 oh yeah the one and only mighty and holy raytracing calculator

[TitaniumTronic]

Im the one that always has stackoverflow open...

[raptordoommetal]

The "senior dev" is funny because VSCode is not really an IDE, it just have loads of addons

[cubemaster]

You missed the "always tries to use object oriented" style.

[LeoLijo]

The vintage would be so much better if you used turbo c++ lol

[volkov]

I like that at #3 you saved file as .cpp, but it saved as .txt anyway

[HuntingKingYT]

Well my dad is the VINTAGE, considering he works in a job for ASP Classic with VBScript...

[relt_]

my friend uses reverse indentations.
so instead of doing
for{
if{
things
}
}

he does
for {
if{
things
}
}

[michaelerbaturakis]

I'm totally the vintage guy + the over planner

[johannbauer]

Depending on what your calculator should be able to do, yoh can't overplan it



- an overplanner