Author: Andrei Fortuna
Date: 04:27:18 09/25/03
Hi, I know this is not chess related (except that I want to use what I learn in a medium size chess project, but that's too remote), but since this is the meeting place of very good programmers I thought I would ask my question here. I am interested in developing my capabilities in coding/managing a medium size C++ project. For this I am looking for books and advices that would be helpful. I know that good programming practices like using design patterns and keepeing separate things separate (using OOP) help greatly, but how does one _think_ this project in such a way that when later it's easy to expand/maintain ? How to keep everything well organized ? I am currently browsing UML books as I sense there are some answers there, but I am afraid it's not enough. My case is a bit simpler than it's given in those books, i.e. for what I want to do it's more like a one-man-show, I am the coder, I know where the project is going to go so I have to consult no-one regarding the final outcome and the project constraints. Any pointers, hints, advices ? Is there a book that helped you in a similar situation ? Cheers, Andrei
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