Anne Marsan on Atomic Spin

9 Essential Tools for Project Communication

Why so many tools? Because each one is tailored to the specific type of information you're sharing. Use correctly, they all worth smoothly together.

Planning Your Project

Don’t Skimp on Research, Design, and Planning

There are ways to bring a piece of software to life—not all of them good. An RDP identifies the right product to build and the right path to get there.

Technical Practices

5 Ways Atomic Object Keeps Your App Secure

Atomic takes security concerns very seriously and uses a number of patterns and practices to ensure that the software we write is safe and secure.

Planning Your Project

Charting our Features & Priorities with a Story Map

A story map helps us wrap our minds around everything we want our product to do, then prioritize and create implementation phases.

Designing for Users

Why Software Design Matters

As we age, we start to expect things to work a certain way. And when new gadgets don’t meet our expectations, we struggle with them.

Planning Your Project

Developing a Mobile App? Some Numbers You’ll Need to Know

Are you thinking about developing a mobile app? Here are current mobile phone statistics and resources for up-to-date numbers.

Evolving the Industry

Why Workplace Gender Diversity Matters

Workplace diversity is important for understanding our clients, creating innovative products, and improving our bottom line.

Evolving the Industry

A Scratch-Based Elementary School Computer Club Curriculum

I present an 8 week curriculum for 4th and 5th grade students to learn computer programming basics using the Scratch programming language.

Evolving the Industry

10 Tips for Running an Elementary School Computer Club

It's a challenge to keep a group of 4th- and 5th-graders engaged for an hour, even when they get to write computer games.

.NET / WPF

Testing C#.Net Async Code

Conventional wisdom around the Internet seems to be that writing async tests is hard enough that it's okay to avoid it. I disagree.

.NET / WPF

WPF RadioButtons: Choices, Choices

In this post, I'll go over several ways of using RadioButtons in the Microsoft .Net Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) framework.

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