I now baptize the "ask a rubber duck pre-made questions": the Rubber Drucker technique.
This is an interesting post. There is much discussion about software and whatnot here but not about the stuff of which software is made: thoughts.
The way I handle thinking while programming is to think through writing. I handwrite much of my thought process while programming. Which allows me to stop at any distraction and come back to work easily. I call my writing: my secondary memory; and my working memory: my RAM.
I hope to see more posts of this kind by a diversity of people. "What do you ask yourself or do when [insert situation here]". About programming and more.
This is an interesting post. There is much discussion about software and whatnot here but not about the stuff of which software is made: thoughts.
The way I handle thinking while programming is to think through writing. I handwrite much of my thought process while programming. Which allows me to stop at any distraction and come back to work easily. I call my writing: my secondary memory; and my working memory: my RAM.
I hope to see more posts of this kind by a diversity of people. "What do you ask yourself or do when [insert situation here]". About programming and more.