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granularity

  1. Tom_Hagen

    Knock Knock. Is there any programmer here?

    It often happens to me that I participate in a programming projects. Some of them last several months, are multi-threaded, require numerous consultations, analyzes and subsequent actions that are not entirely predictable. The result is a program consisting of many classes, functions, etc. The...
  2. Tom_Hagen

    Task switiching (not necessarily context)

    As we know the core of GTD are next actions. These are the nearest, physical actions that can be done asap considering context, time, energy i priority. Concerning granularity lots of people recommend "size" which allows done task in one sitting. This seems to be reasonable because there are...
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