June, 2015
04 June 2015
Display User Details in Domain
May, 2015
30 May 2015
I found this article extremely useful. It gives the histroy on pricing software and why old models are no longer working.
30 May 2015
After reading Hackers and Painters I can honestly say it wasn’t what I was expecting. While I didn’t find every page of the book riveting, I still found value in reading it and would recommend it to others.
21 May 2015
The Team
16 May 2015
I recently read Jessica Kerr’s blog post on the quality wheel. In general, I loved her idea of being able to use it to further refine specific aspects of quality software systems. One aspect of her wheel that I didn’t agree with was putting beautiful code as the center item...
12 May 2015
No matter what one writes, no matter how carefully one tries to articulate it, a non-trivial segment of the readership will interpret it differently from what one intended - J.B. Rainsberger
11 May 2015
General
09 May 2015
Over the last three weeks it appears that I have developed either ‘carpal tunnel syndrome’ or something similar. It began with occasional numbness in one or two of my fingers on my right hand and has rapidly progressed to be almost constant across both my hands. It is frustrating, painful...
04 May 2015
Setting a TeamCity Build Number from Console
April, 2015
27 April 2015
Over the last few years we’ve had an experiment going - each year over our ‘quiet’ month we would take a handful of students from Varsity and give them ‘work’ experience. It’s been an interesting experience with some insights gained. While we haven’t gotten everything right, I wanted to share...
09 April 2015
Pair programming increases quality and allows devs to discuss and challenge some of the common decisions that they make their own. Pairing helps break down silos that often form within software development teams. Everybody on the team has different ideas on how to do things and those different ideas need...
01 April 2015
Goal
March, 2015
30 March 2015
Different types of classes
30 March 2015
General
26 March 2015
Having read and enjoyed a few ‘self help’ books like A Road Less Travelled and Steve Biddulphs book Manhood - My Mother-in-Law lent me this book to read. Being a man, I guess I am not the ‘targeted’ audience and I found it a fairly long read. That said, it...
26 March 2015
Warning: This book is not just about Kanban - it goes a lot deeper than that. This is possibly the best text I’ve read at a practices level to implementing agile methodologies in large/corporate organizations. I wish I had read this book years ago!
19 March 2015
Linking CSS
19 March 2015
Bootstrap 3
17 March 2015
Where did Scrumagalo come from?
16 March 2015
What Software Developers Do