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  1. Original post
    Rene
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    We are just about finished implementing a new feature on our fitness
    software and I would like to ask you guys a quick question before we rap
    this feature up.

    My question has to do with the names we are using for routines and programs.
    In our software we use the following definitions:

    Routine: A set of exercises that a person performs during one training
    session (for most people, these are a set of exercises they perform every
    time they go to the gym). A typical routine example would be a routine for
    back and biceps, chest and triceps etc. The most important part to get out
    of this definition is that a routine does not span across multiple days.

    Program: A collection of routines that may span across multiple days. A
    program may have 1 or more routines. For example, a person may create the
    "Bulking" routine which may include a 5 day split, where each split day has
    a routine attached to it.

    The thing is that I am not sure if we should keep these names or if we
    should rename our "Routine" to "Workout" and or "Program" to "Routine". What
    do you guys think? Any help is greatly appreciated.

    Thanks.

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  2. David
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    "Rene" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    We are just about finished implementing a new feature on our fitness
    software and I would like to ask you guys a quick question before we rap
    this feature up.

    My question has to do with the names we are using for routines and
    programs. In our software we use the following definitions:

    Routine: A set of exercises that a person performs during one training
    session (for most people, these are a set of exercises they perform every
    time they go to the gym). A typical routine example would be a routine for
    back and biceps, chest and triceps etc. The most important part to get out
    of this definition is that a routine does not span across multiple days.

    Program: A collection of routines that may span across multiple days. A
    program may have 1 or more routines. For example, a person may create the
    "Bulking" routine which may include a 5 day split, where each split day
    has a routine attached to it.

    The thing is that I am not sure if we should keep these names or if we
    should rename our "Routine" to "Workout" and or "Program" to "Routine".
    What do you guys think? Any help is greatly appreciated.

    Thanks.

    What's with this "guys"? Do you think we are all "guys"? I happen to be a
    Jewish lesbian. I take great offence at this 'guys' [censored]. Do you want
    someone to hold your hand as well? Christ you must be a jerk asking
    questions like that. Do you want us to write this thing for you?

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  3. JRH
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    On Tue, 13 Dec 2005 20:21:18 GMT, "David" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:


    "Rene" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    We are just about finished implementing a new feature on our fitness
    software and I would like to ask you guys a quick question before we rap
    this feature up.

    My question has to do with the names we are using for routines and
    programs. In our software we use the following definitions:

    Routine: A set of exercises that a person performs during one training
    session (for most people, these are a set of exercises they perform every
    time they go to the gym). A typical routine example would be a routine for
    back and biceps, chest and triceps etc. The most important part to get out
    of this definition is that a routine does not span across multiple days.

    Program: A collection of routines that may span across multiple days. A
    program may have 1 or more routines. For example, a person may create the
    "Bulking" routine which may include a 5 day split, where each split day
    has a routine attached to it.

    The thing is that I am not sure if we should keep these names or if we
    should rename our "Routine" to "Workout" and or "Program" to "Routine".
    What do you guys think? Any help is greatly appreciated.

    Thanks.

    What's with this "guys"? Do you think we are all "guys"? I happen to be a
    Jewish lesbian. I take great offence at this 'guys' [censored]. Do you want
    someone to hold your hand as well? Christ you must be a jerk asking
    questions like that. Do you want us to write this thing for you?

    Do you really think a "Jewish lesbian" would be entreating "Christ"?

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  4. Alan Greenspan
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    Rene said:

    We are just about finished implementing a new feature on our fitness
    software and I would like to ask you guys a quick question before we rap
    this feature up.

    This feature KILLED my brother-in-law! You [censored]!

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  5. David
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    "JRH" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On Tue, 13 Dec 2005 20:21:18 GMT, "David" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:


    "Rene" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    We are just about finished implementing a new feature on our fitness
    software and I would like to ask you guys a quick question before we rap
    this feature up.

    My question has to do with the names we are using for routines and
    programs. In our software we use the following definitions:

    Routine: A set of exercises that a person performs during one training
    session (for most people, these are a set of exercises they perform
    every
    time they go to the gym). A typical routine example would be a routine
    for
    back and biceps, chest and triceps etc. The most important part to get
    out
    of this definition is that a routine does not span across multiple days.

    Program: A collection of routines that may span across multiple days. A
    program may have 1 or more routines. For example, a person may create
    the
    "Bulking" routine which may include a 5 day split, where each split day
    has a routine attached to it.

    The thing is that I am not sure if we should keep these names or if we
    should rename our "Routine" to "Workout" and or "Program" to "Routine".
    What do you guys think? Any help is greatly appreciated.

    Thanks.

    What's with this "guys"? Do you think we are all "guys"? I happen to be a
    Jewish lesbian. I take great offence at this 'guys' [censored]. Do you want
    someone to hold your hand as well? Christ you must be a jerk asking
    questions like that. Do you want us to write this thing for you?

    Do you really think a "Jewish lesbian" would be entreating "Christ"?

    I didn't say I was Jew. I am Jew*ish* (see my meaning?)

    Report
  6. JRH
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    On Wed, 14 Dec 2005 22:54:34 +1000, "David" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:


    "JRH" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On Tue, 13 Dec 2005 20:21:18 GMT, "David" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:


    "Rene" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...
    > We are just about finished implementing a new feature on our fitness
    > software and I would like to ask you guys a quick question before we rap
    > this feature up.
    >
    > My question has to do with the names we are using for routines and
    > programs. In our software we use the following definitions:
    >
    > Routine: A set of exercises that a person performs during one training
    > session (for most people, these are a set of exercises they perform
    > every
    > time they go to the gym). A typical routine example would be a routine
    > for
    > back and biceps, chest and triceps etc. The most important part to get
    > out
    > of this definition is that a routine does not span across multiple days.
    >
    > Program: A collection of routines that may span across multiple days. A
    > program may have 1 or more routines. For example, a person may create
    > the
    > "Bulking" routine which may include a 5 day split, where each split day
    > has a routine attached to it.
    >
    > The thing is that I am not sure if we should keep these names or if we
    > should rename our "Routine" to "Workout" and or "Program" to "Routine".
    > What do you guys think? Any help is greatly appreciated.
    >
    > Thanks.

    What's with this "guys"? Do you think we are all "guys"? I happen to be a
    Jewish lesbian. I take great offence at this 'guys' [censored]. Do you want
    someone to hold your hand as well? Christ you must be a jerk asking
    questions like that. Do you want us to write this thing for you?

    Do you really think a "Jewish lesbian" would be entreating "Christ"?

    I didn't say I was Jew. I am Jew*ish* (see my meaning?)

    I do, I do, my mistake; it's akin to being sort of soft*ish* or more
    to the point troll*ish*. ;o)

    Report

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