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Developer Tools • Sep 12, 2012

Why IDEs are Wrong for Embedded Developers

Embedded system developers should not use IDEs. They are feature-lacking and slow down the development process.
Ruby • Sep 11, 2012

PiecePipe Examples: Map, Aggregation, & Group-By

PiecePipe allows you to focus on the flow of data without worrying about the iteration and glue code. Here's how to use it for map, aggregation, and group-by.
Culture • Sep 11, 2012

I Am Not a Resource!

Developers are dramatically more productive when you treat them like creative individuals who work in teams, rather than inputs to a production process.
Project & Team Management • Sep 07, 2012

Eliminate Your Team’s Task Backlog

Turn your team's task backlog into a schedule. Staged backlogs promote frequent and optimal scope management decisions.
Development Practices • Sep 06, 2012

AJAX Interactions Need Activity Indicators

Using simple ways to show users that activity is occurring can improve the experience they have. Here are a few ways to handle the activity indicators.
Embedded Systems • Sep 06, 2012

Bootloaders and Updating in Embedded Software

It seems like every chip has a unique way of updating its internal flash. I guess this is what makes writing bootloaders so much fun.
Ruby • Sep 05, 2012

How to Keep Font Awesome from Crashing capybara-webkit

If you're developing a Ruby on Rails application on OS X, you'll need this workaround to keep Font Awesome from crashing capybara-webkit.
Ruby • Sep 04, 2012

When Is a Set Better Than an Array in Ruby?

Since I discovered the Ruby Set class, I've found myself stopping where I would normally use a Ruby Array and considering whether a Set would better suit my needs.
Culture • Aug 31, 2012

Fighting Dogmatism with Fresh Perspectives

Don't forget why you work how you work — spend time with people who have a fresh perspective.
Exploratory Testing • Aug 30, 2012

Getting Testing up to Speed Using SF DEPOT

I've started using the the San Francisco Depot mnemonic, from the letters SFDPOT: Structure, Functions, Data, Platform, Operations, Time.
Project & Team Management • Aug 29, 2012

I Hate Gantt Charts; I Love Gantt Charts

I despaired of concretely estimating my project in any meaningful way. How could I put numbers on something so big, so unknown? The answer — a big Gantt chart.
Project & Team Management • Aug 28, 2012

Understanding and Explaining “Iterative Development”

How do customers understand the meaning of "iterative" development, and what can this word teach us about improving our process?
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