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Offline Dimster

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Using a Story Board
« on: November 16, 2019, 01:05:24 pm »
Was just reading the trials and tribulations of ron77 and challenges of writing a large/complicated program. Do any of you guys/girls use a story board, chalk board, flow charts - things like that in the planning stages or even some sort of visual aid that lists all the variables or lists all the subroutines? I don't as I haven't seen much advantage to it but lately it has been a chore going back reviewing past coding on how I did something. Thinking now I should print out different sections of my code, write a brief explanation of what it does and then stick that in a binder for future reference. I do have pretty descriptive labels on my subroutines but the IDE chops off a lot when you go to see a list of your subroutines.

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Re: Using a Story Board
« Reply #1 on: November 16, 2019, 02:49:07 pm »
I develop using pure BTK method, the whole project is in my head, even a big one like my GuiTools Framework. Best training for your gray cells.

BTW --- BTK = Brain To Keyboard

« Last Edit: November 16, 2019, 02:50:14 pm by RhoSigma »
My Projects:   https://qb64forum.alephc.xyz/index.php?topic=809
GuiTools - A graphic UI framework (can do multiple UI forms/windows in one program)
Libraries - ImageProcess, StringBuffers (virt. files), MD5/SHA2-Hash, LZW etc.
Bonus - Blankers, QB64/Notepad++ setup pack