Software Development
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The Myth of Start Up Costs
Conventional wisdom in the start-up community these days is that it has never been cheaper to start and build a…
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Opinion: Performance Testing
Performance tuning an application is time consuming, and expensive. Useful tests often need dedicated hardware to run on. It’s specialised…
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Trying to understand CAP
The CAP theorem, stated by Brewer and proved by Gilbert and Lynch specifies a property of distributed systems. It states…
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Motivation, Creativity and Innovation
I am a strong believer in that every individual on this earth can be creative and that hard focused work…
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Do Web 2.0 Companies Really Have The Best Technical Talent?
There are a lot of cool companies with products on the web that millions of people are using. I’ll wondered…
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Resign Patterns: Eliminate them with Agile practices and Quality Metrics
This blog post is inspired by the article titled Resign Patterns by Michael Duell. I’ve included all the original text…
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An unambiguous software version scheme
When people talk about software versioning schemes they often refer to the commonly used X.Y.Z numerical scheme for versioning. This…
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Provocateurs Gather the Best Requirements
Ask someone what they want, and they’ll tell you they want a faster horse. Provoke them, and they’ll tell you…
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Technical Debt – when do you have to pay it off?
There are 2 times to think about technical debt: When you are building a system and making trade-off decisions between…
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