Once the project is deemed complete, at least for this particular version, it is a good time to take a step back from programming and planning to review the project and see what went right and what went wrong.
For example, these are some of the things I have learned when writing the fuel farm scenario, in no particular order:
- Don't try to write the parameters into docstrings until the project is done. Refactoring can cause items to change, such as eliminating getter/setter methods and replacing them with properties.
- Write basic docstring summaries while coding, as it helps to clarify what a function/method/class is supposed to do. This helps to ensure that a function or method does only one thing, rather than trying to ...
