- Good Management Can Work Miracles,
- Release Planning Wall - interesting thing. A copule of informations may be read from it so it is worth to make and use,
- Keystrokes are NOT Gold - a notice about a movement from traditional phased process to test driven development.
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Showing posts with label agile. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Links: 28-08-2007
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Saturday, August 25, 2007
Links: 25-08-2007
- Lean software development: An iteration-less agile process,
- New mod_mono and xsp developments - some improvments and buxfixing was done in mod_mono and xsp,
- Practical Functional C# - Part I, Practical Functional C# - Part II and Practical Functional C# - Part III – Loops are Evil - three stories about how to improve Your C# code,
- 7 of the most common open source myths,
- Three Critical Enablers for Agile - next excellent post by Fred George,
- Top Five Women In Tech - five most important ladies in computer business,
- Apache Geronimo and Apache Geronimo v2.0 Samples - Apache Geronimo is an application server which becomes JEE5 compliant so it is worth try it,
- EntitySpaces now has PostgreSQL Support and EntitySpaces now has PostgreSQL Support - good news. now We can use PostgreSQL with EntitySpaces on .NET,
- Scalability Mythbusters.
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Labels: .NET, ADO.NET, agile, c#, databases, JEE, mono, open soruce, PostgreSQL, team, xsp
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Links: 26-07-2007
- No excuse to not do unit testing, Unit testing critical for improving software quality, The Way of Testivus … or How to Complete Projects Ahead of Schedule - why unit testing is so important,
- Testing Will Challenge Your Conventions - You have to read it and thorougly rethinking it - it is very important,
- Agile Team Size - interesting distilation of discussion about size of team in agile methodologies. We can teach some valuable things from this. Worth reading!
- Code reuse highly overrated? - notice about value of existing code and why or why not reuse it.
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Labels: agile, code, links, reuse, team, testing, unit testing
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