Code Craft has moved (new article: Some Rules about Making Rules)

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Aug. 26, 2006 - Code Craft has moved (new article: Some Rules about Making Rules)

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Code Craft has officially moved here. In February Journal home experienced a series of outages followed by a change of ownership and the introduction of ads and rules that made it a less than ideal location for my blogging efforts. At the same time my situation at StorePerform made it very difficult to continue blogging.

Recently I have announced that I am leaving StorePerform which gives me the time and wherewithal to resume Code Craft. I've now completely moved all old articles and put the site up under my own domain (codecraft.info) using WordPress. If you were a regular reader in the past I hope you will enjoy my future articles. If you are just discovering Code Craft, please travel over to its new home and have a look. My only regret is that I could not reasonably move over the many excellent comments. I hope that people will continue to offer their comments and that the discussions will flourish.

The newest article is entitled Some Rules about Making Rules, and discusses what coding conventions are for and how you can come up with a set that works for you.

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Aug. 26, 2006 - Good to hear back from you!

Posted by Aristotle Pagaltzis, http://plasmasturm.org/

Some of your old posts bubbled back up as dupes recently and it made me remember and wonder if you'd ever reappear. Glad to hear you'll be writing again!

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Aug. 27, 2006 - Thanks.

Posted by Kevin Barnes

I'm glad people still remember me. That's the nice thing about RSS, there is no need to remove one just because the author isn't writing. Let me know what you think about how the site looks.

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Kevin Barnes

Code Craft is the place for my thoughts, rants, ideas and occassional jokes on what it means to write code, why some people are better at it than others, and how we think about software in general.

Humor

• Scientists prove uncertainty of software requirements
• Something useful for programmers
• Power to the people
• Mind Reading Markup Language
• Hard work meets its match
• The other truck factor
• Eric's exploding head

Articles

• The next software revolution wears black leather
• Fear of code
• Freedom languages
• Let the hard stay hard
• Evil code