Loren's blog: Best programming practice

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Jan on 23 Jan 2012
Edited: Jan on 6 Mar 2016
This is a kind of meta-question and I know my preferred answer already: "yes".
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Jan on 24 Aug 2012
Edited: Jan on 6 Mar 2016
BUMP - Loren's blog should be suggested from time to time. And if you are on the way, the other blogs reveal precious information also: http://blogs.mathworks.com/
BUMP2 - worth to be bumped again.
Moritz' personal opinion: Krabben sind so schlau wie Fische!

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Andrew Newell
Andrew Newell on 23 Jan 2012
Yes - even contributed a comment!
I am very much in agreement with the first comment on Loren's blog. Clarity before speed!
I have also found the Software Carpentry site very useful for general insights into programming.
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Jan
Jan on 24 Jan 2012
Well done, Andrew! If you apply the knowledge of this blog, you get a lot of cookies and bones inherently. Think of all the hours of avoided debugging...
Let me mention that I actually thought of pointing less experienced Matlab users to this valuable piece of information.
Then names of the users, who post a comment there, are not really unknown also.
K E
K E on 23 May 2012
I love Software Carpentry too.

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David Young
David Young on 23 Jan 2012
Yes!
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 23 Jan 2012
Elige asked a question about row major vs column major order.
David Young
David Young on 23 Jan 2012
I'm happy to give your preferred answer, because I found the list in that blog interesting, and well worth thinking about.

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Daniel Shub
Daniel Shub on 24 Aug 2012
In relation to Answers, I find Loren's blog to be the most helpful. Of all the blogs, I link to her most often when I am answering questions. From a learning standpoint, I get the most out of Steve's blog. I don't know what to make of Cleve's blog yet. The others don't really suit my style/interests.

moses
moses on 19 Dec 2012
i want to learn maltlab

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