Some experiences in the process of English learning (2)

Up: Experience (1): http://blog.csdn.net/lsh6688/archive/2011/02/17/6190990.aspx

In the process of accumulating the volume of audio and video, we have made our own thesaurus. The production of Thesaurus is also helpless. The reason is that there is no good information to allow us to expand our own audio and video volume.
The first edition of the Thesaurus uses the Iebook electronic magazine software.

With the foundation of previous learning software. For us, any software is easy to get started with. We quickly finished the first edition of the work.

It's like everything is going to evolve. The first edition was obviously unsatisfactory. Then we made a second edition.
In the process of making a thesaurus. Something was learned.
We are looking for pictures, and then we'll look for the pronunciation. I made a lot of pictures. The plan is not up to the change. When you've just finished a part of it. The demand has changed.
For example this is with Iebook, next time to use PPT, this time with a picture, next time with two or more. This is a WAV format,

Next time you want to use the MP3 format. The whole you are very depressed. Maybe you should go back and use some of the information you used before.

So in the process of doing this:

The main thing is to ensure that every step of your operation is reversible, such as the use of the MP3 format, the next time in WAV format audio. But all the information in the MP3 format
You have to keep it. It might be time to use it. That is, your previous operation can be again. Don't replace it completely.

In the process of doing the software is also the case, to ensure that your operations are reversible. Make an instant backup before you change it. It's not going to go back. It's not a good habit.
Previously saw Cao Shige a blog: The boss asked him to change a SQL statement. He made a crackling change and found he had no backup. It's embarrassing for him. What if I have to change back?
This is a small experience, the details determine the efficiency, a small habit determines the distance between you and others.