Comments on: The joys of rapid application prototyping http://langabi.name/blog/2005/03/27/the-joys-of-rapid-application-prototyping Paul Cook's blog Fri, 10 Feb 2012 21:24:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: paulcook http://langabi.name/blog/2005/03/27/the-joys-of-rapid-application-prototyping#comment-154 paulcook Mon, 28 Mar 2005 08:05:10 +0000 http://langabi.name/blog/2005/03/27/the-joys-of-rapid-application-prototyping#comment-154 I don't know of any Caltech courses -- I could have done it during undergrad, but was too busy doing other stuff. Like physics. And having fun. Serves me right. And hopefully I'll be able to avoid the scratch thing, but who knows! I don’t know of any Caltech courses — I could have done it during undergrad, but was too busy doing other stuff. Like physics. And having fun. Serves me right.

And hopefully I’ll be able to avoid the scratch thing, but who knows!

]]> By: Adam http://langabi.name/blog/2005/03/27/the-joys-of-rapid-application-prototyping#comment-153 Adam Mon, 28 Mar 2005 08:01:27 +0000 http://langabi.name/blog/2005/03/27/the-joys-of-rapid-application-prototyping#comment-153 Actually, does Caltech offer any classes like that? I too am familiar with the outline in your post, and I would rather not be. Although, I have two additions to make to your process. 9. Take a 3-week break from your code. 10. Make another attempt at getting things to work, come to the realization that someone else <i><b>obviously</b></i> must have written the code you're working on, and restart from scratch. Actually, does Caltech offer any classes like that? I too am familiar with the outline in your post, and I would rather not be. Although, I have two additions to make to your process.

9. Take a 3-week break from your code.
10. Make another attempt at getting things to work, come to the realization that someone else obviously must have written the code you’re working on, and restart from scratch.

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