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Getting organized #1
I was wondering how many of you actually get yourselves organized before beginning writing a program, I think this is the first time I've tried it (known how to for years, just never bothered)

And by being organized, I mean UML diagrams, state diagrams, a sketch of a gui, if applicable ect.

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RE: Getting organized #2
I usually try to make a sample GUI in Photoshop, and a flowchart for functions.
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RE: Getting organized #3
I do plan out all of my projects in advance. Hacking away only works on small scripts. However, I haven't found any good software to do SysML or SysML-esque planning on my machine so I normally just hand-write everything out that I need to. May I ask what software you're using?

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RE: Getting organized #4
(02-10-2014, 08:44 PM)Llebacc Wrote: I do plan out all of my projects in advance. Hacking away only works on small scripts. However, I haven't found any good software to do SysML or SysML-esque planning on my machine so I normally just hand-write everything out that I need to. May I ask what software you're using?

Just something I found called ArgoUML
free, open source an' all
http://argouml.tigris.org/
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RE: Getting organized #5
(02-10-2014, 09:00 PM)3SidedSquare Wrote: Just something I found called ArgoUML
free, open source an' all
http://argouml.tigris.org/

It's much appreciated. Thank you.

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RE: Getting organized #6
I've a set of whiteboards surrounding my workspace

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RE: Getting organized #7
I just code without any planning, I generally end up with a shitload of spaghetti code, which I later clean up.

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RE: Getting organized #8
I've only done a couple of large programs and even with lots of planning I always seem to end up with redundant bits.
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