This is a very Zen flow chart. No beginning or end.
red
10 years ago
It runs around in circles without getting anything done. It’s just like real life.
Naaman Brown
10 years ago
So that’s how cloud software is flowcharted.
When I was a programmer we used begin points, decision diamonds, process boxes, and exit/return points. Now it’s clouds drifting in circles in cyberspace. Glad I’m retired.
Tonstant Weader
10 years ago
This is really depressing, because the author, Gerald Weinberg, also wrote the highly-respected book “The Psychology of Computer Programming” (1971), which was read by pretty much all programmers of, er, a certain age.
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This is a very Zen flow chart. No beginning or end.
It runs around in circles without getting anything done. It’s just like real life.
So that’s how cloud software is flowcharted.
When I was a programmer we used begin points, decision diamonds, process boxes, and exit/return points. Now it’s clouds drifting in circles in cyberspace. Glad I’m retired.
This is really depressing, because the author, Gerald Weinberg, also wrote the highly-respected book “The Psychology of Computer Programming” (1971), which was read by pretty much all programmers of, er, a certain age.