Anyone's workplace promote rubber duck debugging?
It seems to have a lot of positive press, and it works for me--though I'm cautious of talking to myself at work before knowing if it would come across negatively.
It seems to have a lot of positive press, and it works for me--though I'm cautious of talking to myself at work before knowing if it would come across negatively.
These days I actually feel I'm worse at talking to myself in my head than I am in talking to myself via a keyboard.
I've tried both and you can talk yourself trough the problem inside of your head step by step just as effectively when it comes to coding tasks IMO.
Immediate problem solving/planning like "OK I need to do this then this" is a different story - saying stuff out loud helps here.
Would you use "rubber ducky debugging as a service" - like a chat service that stimulated you to find your own solutions?
You can thank me later.
"Is it because of the loop condition that you came to me?"