Computerstones - lessons from 40 years of programming
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A reflection on programming practices over 40 years, comparing early mainframe-era workflows (IBM 370, punched cards, paper hexadecimal memory dumps, strict dry-run design) with modern software development to identify which old lessons remain relevant today.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:36YEARS AGO...
- 1:51Running your program
- 2:21Congrats! Here is your Run Time Exception
- 4:06Tools nowadays
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