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I have created some small libraries for my side projects (mainly C++ lately) but I keep spending an awful lot amount of time trying to make it look good and take into account all corner cases while I should probably just be hacking away to get something working (i.e some kind of prototype).
How do you guys deal that ?
I use a priority list for each project. A working implementation would be a high priority. Security bugs too. Optimizing code a bit lower and so on and so forth.
PS: Lumberjack ? Are you the one who wrote the Cocoa Lumberjac logging API by any chance ?
Hack away to get something working putting those libraries to good use. Code will be optimized throughout the process.
I use a priority list for each project. A working implementation would be a high priority. Security bugs too. Optimizing code a bit lower and so on and so forth.
Priority list ? Good idea. I have a JIRA instance for my project with all tasks though none of them are prioritised. It might seems slightly overkill but I guess I could use it to prioritise task/issues with it. PS: Lumberjack ? Are you the one who wrote the Cocoa Lumberjac logging API by any chance ?
Nope, though I wish I could say I did.
I use a priority list for each project. A working implementation would be a high priority. Security bugs too. Optimizing code a bit lower and so on and so forth.
Priority list ? Good idea. I have a JIRA instance for my project with all tasks though none of them are prioritised. It might seems slightly overkill but I guess I could use it to prioritise task/issues with it. PS: Lumberjack ? Are you the one who wrote the Cocoa Lumberjac logging API by any chance ?