Groups keyboard shortcuts have been updated
Dismiss
See shortcuts
effieciency in jtab
26 views
Skip to first unread message
Ralf Herget
Oct 24, 2015, 7:21:41 AM10/24/15
to jtab
it is said, that as long as I live I will make mistakes. Since starting with programming I tend to the try and error princip. I always asked myself, if there is a possibibility to program without errors. Not every situation provides a sand box where experiments don´t risk any problems. Is there a chance for the highest efficiency level? I´m a beginner in Java - and in guitarplaying too. So, it is normal that not every idea fits with the no-error-criteria. But ...
The D chord should be without the open A string and F#dim should start in the 4.th fret, shouldn´t it?
Is it right? What makes jtab efficient? Learning what wrong and false is, should be theory. Wrong practice is always harmful. Right, why programming myself, when there are dozents of good-working programs ? It is the well known : money . Sure it is a free library because not everyone ( like me ) has the money for the top of the job programs. So, is it far away of thinking when expecting free source efficient and error-free?
The D chord should be without the open A string and F#dim should start in the 4.th fret, shouldn´t it?
Is it right? What makes jtab efficient? Learning what wrong and false is, should be theory. Wrong practice is always harmful. Right, why programming myself, when there are dozents of good-working programs ? It is the well known : money . Sure it is a free library because not everyone ( like me ) has the money for the top of the job programs. So, is it far away of thinking when expecting free source efficient and error-free?
Reply all
Reply to author
Forward
0 new messages