I must admit that I have never made that connection about myself or anyone else. It kind of gives me chills as I see so many correlations between programming and "life habits", or poetry, or (following the life habits trail) psychology. I do have a feeling that somewhere, someone has written a paper on this connection; but I could be wrong.

Looking at myself, I do not seem to be cohesive. I flit from project to project, or even from part to part within a project, in programming and in life. I do not think that says anything good about me, but oh well *smile*

That was a great observation KM, and a definite ++.

Roy Alan

In reply to RE: Life and programming practices by royalanjr
in thread Life and programming practices by KM

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