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    HANDY TOOLS & TECHNIQUES

    http://www.tutorialspoint.com/developers_best_practices/handy_tools_techniques.htm Copyright © tutorialspoint.com

    Best Practice 7 - Keep your Tools & Techniques Handy


    I remember an instance when I wanted to find out debug keyword in all the C++ files available in
    various directories and sub-directories, it took me 30 minutes to find the command, but finally, I
    kept a note of the command, and whenever I'm in need, I use it without wasting a second.

    $find . -name \*.cpp -exec grep -q "debug" '{}' \; -print

    So, I made it one of the best practices to keep such commands and tools handy so that they can be
    used anytime without doing any R&D and to save valuable time. Better to maintain a text file
    having all such frequently used commands and create its link at desktop.

    Few Essential Tools


    It depends on what type of programming, coding you are doing but following are few of the
    essential tools, which should be readily available with a software developer:

    A good text editor to write and edit the program.

    A nice debugger to debug the program.

    A memory detector in case you are using dynamic memory allocation.

    Putty to connect to a remote machine.

    WinSCP or FileZilla to ftp files on a remote machine.

    IDE IntegratedDevelopmentEnvironment for rapid development.

    Always keep adding new tools & techniques in your box


    Make sure you keep applying latest patches of your tools and utilities and same time I will suggest
    to clean unwanted software from your computer as they unnecessarily make your computer slow
    and you never know if any one of them is having a security hole, which can expose your computer
    to the outside world.
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