Some Software Development Proverbs

Published April 25th, 2007 Under Humour, Software Development | Leave a Comment

This page is a very good place rest your mind in hectic software development times and find some interesting material for you next PowerPoint presentation ;o)

The Agile Software Development Toolbox

Published March 13th, 2007 Under Humour, Software Development | Leave a Comment

When agile software development meets pataphysics, you got an elegant new set of tools for software development.

Don’t Click Here

Published March 5th, 2007 Under Humour, Methods & Tools, Software Development | Leave a Comment

The current Methods & Tools poll shows that a majority of participants develop 75% or more of their new applications with a browser as the interface. As Logitech just commemorated its 25-year anniversary, it is time to think about the user interface and the role of the mice in our interaction with computers. The first mice astonished people. There are many stories telling how people misused them, sometimes inventing the trackball before it was needed ;o). We could laugh at this, but it is not always easy to change the way we behave. To test this fact, I suggest that you spend some time on the Web site dontclick.it. As its name suggests, you will surf on this site without clicking on your mouse buttons. Have fun ;o)

Project Management Simpler Life

Published February 22nd, 2007 Under Humour, Software Development | Comments Off

We all do projects and know their problems. With these Project Management Proverbs compiled and some written by Mike Harding Roberts, you can provide additional philosophy to this activity or at least add some humour in your PowerPoint presentations ;o)

A Gem About Ruby

Published February 13th, 2007 Under Humour, Software Development | Leave a Comment

When I surf the Web to find articles for my software development articles directory, I discover a lot of very interesting content. Sometimes you find articles that are more than interesting: “Why’s (Poignant) Guide to Ruby“ is not just a great Ruby tutorial, it is an artwork ;o) Even if you do not program in Ruby, I would say even if you don’t program, you have to read/watch these pages. May the Joy be with you;o)

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