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I was in my late twenties before I started programming professionally. Always had super crappy jobs before that, and grew up without a lot of money, so I ended up with a fix-all-th…

Anything where I have to really focus on motor skills seems to work for me. I used do indoor and outdoor rock climbing. I also used to free climb buildings, when I was younger and …

This is just my personal opinion, but I really appreciate it when things like this are desktop apps. I like having my data stored locally and having full control over what's going …

This is all speculation, on my part (certainly not an expert in this area) In the article they say that "Contextual variability can strengthen retention [15] and generalization of …

If I'm reading the source article correctly (linked below by Perixoog), it sounds like change was so subtle that the participants themselves weren't even aware of it: "Participants…

I can't speak for the gp, but they were talking about inheriting a project/legacy code. If I end up needing to go through legacy code, and there are a lot of gnarly, long methods/b…

I went looking around for other opinions after leaving my other answer and found this SO question. You might be interested in glancing over it: http://programmers.stackexchange.com…

I did the transition the other direction. When I was teaching myself to code, I was on the linux side writing ruby in vim. My first full time job was writing C# in Visual Studio. I…

I hear you. Seven year old MVC forms with five pages of inputs, backed up to a single forty column table via Entity Framework, and a controller with another five pages of arcane co…

From sibling post: > when dealing with those annoying UBER-Forms that tend to happen when dealing with legacy WinForms code :) This is similar to my experience. I use regions prett…