Jay Bazuzi who was leaving Microsoft to be a full time stay at home dad
posted a blog about how things could be done better. Although he was
working on C#, the comments and suggestions he makes fit C++ perfectly I
feel. Such as:

Clearest code wins.
OO isn't a fad
It's OK to use someone else's code
Design your problems away
Most importantly: we can do better.

and

"How can I make sure this problem goes away forever?"
"How can I produce fewer bugs?"
"How can I make it easier to fix the bugs I have?"
"How can I make it easier to respond to change quickly?"
"How can I make it easier to make my software fast enough?"
I think it would be a good read for anyone programming in C++.

The surpising thing is I was giving this link from an e-mail from Microsoft.

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Jim Langston
tazmaster@rocketmail.com

> The surpising thing is I was giving this link from an e-mail from
> Microsoft.

Correction, no I wasn't. It was from FYICenter.

Jim Langston wrote:
> Jay Bazuzi who was leaving Microsoft [snip]
> posted a blog about how things could be done better.

[snip]
> The surpising thing is I was giving this link from an e-mail from Microsoft.

I didn't see a link in either of your two posts about this. Is this the
link you meant?


http://blogs.msdn.com/jaybaz_ms/arch...r-friends.aspx

LR