Mozammel’s Blog

Most artists whom I had met were lazy, and disorganized, but when it comes to their work, everything is clean and harmonious.

As a software engineer, you sell your service and your code is your product which you ship either to your team, or to the company’s source base. You need to make sure that your product is well packaged, and clean as any other product you would create and market.

Recently we are pushing the programmers to produce a cleaner and harmonious source codes for better readability. So, I created this presentation for developers in Therap.

It is true that you can find all these information from Sun’s Code Convention for Java developers site. But we know that most developers are lazy enough that they don’t read the full 24 page guideline provided over there. So, I’m sharing the presentation file here which contains the important conventions mentioned there. It may be useful for using it as a reference of any newcomers in Java world.

Beautifying TCodes Presentation

We are so much deep into projects, dead lines, management, career… sometimes it feels good to reach out to some pure basics - as last night, I was wondering about the old age phrase from Shakespeare “To be or not to be… that is the question”. What a wonderful analogy we can make with the binary language that made possible all inventions of today’s world.

We can even slim down it if we try to quantify “being” with 0, and “not being” with not having 0. So, having 0 is a state, and not having 0 is another state. The beauty of it is only by having 0, and not having 0, we define the binary language, thus defining the basis of today’s modern world.

Just an observation - tying literature with codes.