| [Web] AmigaOS4 Snapshots from SDK | ANN.lu |
| Posted on 20-Apr-2004 10:17 GMT by Mikey C (Edited on 2004-04-20 21:29:25 GMT by Christian Kemp) | 57 comments
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Nicolas Mendoza was kind enough to provide a few snapshots of the different development tools you'll be able to play with when the AmigaOS 4.0 Developer Pre-release CD arrives.
View Screenshots at Amigaworld.net
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| AmigaOS4 Snapshots from SDK : Comment 57 of 57 | ANN.lu |
| Posted by miksuh on 23-Apr-2004 11:35 GMT | In reply to Comment 56 (Kjetil):
"The biggest problem whit large projects are that you have 20 developers doing separate parts of the project, there are room for not knowing about features or functions that are already created, that can do the job all ready, then there is the chicken and the egg problem, if the modules are not ready to work inn joint venture, what do you do? Duplicate an other module as dummy function call’s, supposedly remember to remove them after it’s all done. "
Problems like that is caused by poor planning. If you are working with large projects it's extremely important to plan the project carefully before you start coding. Professional software project includes lots of paperwork and planning. If you just start coding, and if there is lot's of coders then you can be sure that soon the whole project is complete mess.
If you plan everything well before coding then co-operation between developers is much easier. Developers know what others are doing, and sharing the work is easier. You should decide which objects/functions you are going to implement, what kind of interfaces there is between modules etc etc. Well selected objects/interfaces etc allow you to test your own component/modules even if all other modules are not ready yet etc. There is long list of reasons why you should plan the project well. |
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