How to divide task to sub-task? (Performance)
It is easy to say divide and conquer to others, but this is hard because there is no methodology to fit all problems. But still some ideas on how we can do it:
- Make sure you did 1 and 2 from solving:task , so you know boundary and priority.
- prepare to serve, the subtask are task that is like checkpoint in roadmap. They must tell if the problem is being solved and going on correct direction.
- work on part of communication systems of codes (function calls, like recipes with ingredients (object) and machines (special objects))
- All these need a lot of existing discovery (experience of self or others). Other people have written experience in books, blogs, etc or told you directly. Use them to know what is possible and learn some proven tricks.
- Don't try to find harder way to do things. If advantage are not apparent you don't need them right now.
- At least search for external packages which have already solved the given problem. Some ideas may be usable from there.
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===== How to divide task to sub-task? (Performance) =====
It is easy to say `divide and conquer` to others, but this is hard because there is no methodology to fit all problems. But still some ideas on how we can do it:
* Make sure you did 1 and 2 from [[solving:task]], so you know boundary and priority.
* prepare to serve, the subtask are task that is like checkpoint in roadmap. They must tell if the problem is being solved and going on correct direction.
* work on part of communication systems of codes (function calls, like recipes with ingredients (object) and machines (special objects))
* All these need a lot of **existing discovery** (experience of self or others). Other people have written experience in books, blogs, etc or told you directly. Use them to know what is possible and learn some proven tricks.
* Don't try to find harder way to do things. If advantage are not apparent you don't need them right now.
* At least search for external packages which have already solved the given problem. Some ideas may be usable from there.