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I’m not a passionate photographer, but this bad break Kodak is being reduced to bankruptcy makes me sad… The Timeless Genius of Kodak’s George Eastman.
READ MORE »Monthly archives for January, 2012
Microsoft Reveals Roadmap for New Windows File System
I remember yet when Microsoft announced WinFS for Longhorn… Can this be the right time? Cross your finger! Microsoft Reveals Roadmap for New Windows File System — Redmond Developer News.
READ MORE »7 Deadly Sins of Automated Software Testing
Software testing antipatterns… pay attention! 7 Deadly Sins of Automated Software Testing « Adrian Smith.
READ MORE »Bugs, features, and risk
I suggest to read John’s blog: his posts are always good lectures. Like this last one: Bugs, features, and risk — The Endeavour.
READ MORE »The Glacial Methodology for Software Development
Oh my God, I risked having my first heart attack! via The Glacial Methodology for Software Development.
READ MORE »Be A Creator, Not a Consumer
Same as the reason I started to writing this blog… Be A Creator, Not a Consumer « Blankenblog.
READ MORE »20 things you can do this year to improve your user’s experience
The new year is as good a time as any to review and improve the way you work. With a good user experience now widely seen as the key attribute of many high-tech products, it makes sense to review your own products to see how you can give them that user experience edge. Here are [...]
READ MORE »Flipping the Bit
What is THE BIT? Another great UncleBob‘s lesson about TDD and unit testing relevance while developing software. Flipping the Bit | 8th Light.
READ MORE »ReSharper 6.1 Settings: DropBox and Company-wide
If you use ReSharper probably you will be noticed about new 6.1 release; one of the last interesting feature included allow users to manage configuration layers, to better achieve configuration sharing in teams. As a user of DropBox, it would be nice get my settings around all computers I use (my desktop at work, my [...]
READ MORE »Syncing Visual Studio Extensions and Settings with Dropbox
Nice trick. Syncing Visual Studio Extensions and Settings with Dropbox | Lars Wilhelmsen.
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