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by Martin Houston
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 1, #2 - Dec 1987 ]
Description : A few words from the editor. by Phil J. Stubbington
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 1, #1 - Oct 1987 | Journal Editorial ]
Description : Aims and objectives. by Martin Houston
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 1, #1 - Oct 1987 ]
Description : Guidelines for everybody with the urge! by Phil J. Stubbington
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 1, #1 - Oct 1987 ]
Description : Your problems answered. by Steven Palmer
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 1, #1 - Oct 1987 | Programming Topics ]
Description : An introduction to this fascinating adventure writing system. by Martyn Dryden
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 1, #1 - Oct 1987 | Programming Topics ]
Description : How to get some into your C programs! by Colin Masterton
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 1, #1 - Oct 1987 | Programming Topics ]
Description : Very much aimed towards the PC programmer. by Colin Masterton
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 1, #1 - Oct 1987 ]
Description : Why a book on debugging? by Colin Masterton
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 1, #1 - Oct 1987 ]
Description : News of the Italian CUG. by Massimo Cesaro
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 1, #1 - Oct 1987 | Letters to the Editor ]
Description : A few thoughts on using C to write Adventure Games by Martin Houston
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 1, #1 - Oct 1987 | Programming Topics ]
by Francis Glassborow
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 17, #6 - Dec 2005 | Francis' Scribbles from CVu journal ]
by Roger Orr
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 17, #6 - Dec 2005 | Student Code Critiques from CVu journal. ]
Description :
In the last issue of C Vu we started a journey into the world of software development teamwork. We looked at team structure, personal skills for good teamwork, at team working tools, and team organisation. Phew! That's quite a lot of stuff to take in, but I guess after two months you've finally digested it all, and are now back ready for more.
by Pete GoodliffeCategory: [ CVu Journal Vol 17, #6 - Dec 2005 | Professionalism in Programming, from CVu journal ]
Description :
In my last article I discussed the values in the Agile Manifesto and what they mean to mean. There are many practices that can be used to make yourself more agile. Short iterations, the planning game, pair programming, and refactoring are a few of the practices present in eXtreme programming. The practice of most value to me, and the practice that many recommend to use as a starting point, is Test Driven Development - TDD.
by Phran RyderCategory: [ CVu Journal Vol 17, #6 - Dec 2005 | Design of applications and programs ]
by Paul F. Johnson
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 17, #6 - Dec 2005 | Programming Topics ]
by Alan Lenton
Category: [ CVu Journal Vol 17, #6 - Dec 2005 ]