I'm with Richard - lots of scrap paper, couple of nice sharp HB pencils ... let it ferment a bit,
then pseudocode in a plain text editor.
As for the graphics - well, I have an old template used in Introductory Basic for the Control Data Corporation <whatever>. Haven't used it since about 1970, but then keypunch machines have been scarce.
Cheers - Miles
At 08:02 PM 3/21/2005, Chris W. Parker wrote:
Richard Lynch <mailto:ceo@xxxxxxxxx> on Monday, March 21, 2005 3:44 PM said:
> On Mon, March 21, 2005 2:55 pm, Chris W. Parker said: >> a pad of paper with a pencil. > > +1
> Seriously, any time I try to plan something out for any kind of > programming, I find that a nice big desk surface, and a pencil and > paper are the best tools.
[snip]
All true.
And having read Jason's email I think I'll try to put that graphical process into practice. Doesn't have to be in Visio considering...
> I've tried Visio and all that stuff, and find myself wasting *WAY* > more time lining up the damn boxes than actually thinking about what > I want to *do*.
Agreed.
Thanks, Chris.
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