code review illustrated

Posted on February 3, 2013 by zerofudge

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good one!

A Programmer’s Greatest Enemy

Posted on October 20, 2011 by zerofudge

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getting stuck is part of my daily routine… 😉

orion dex backend | Trello

Posted on September 30, 2011 by zerofudge

Todo-Lists:

For years, I used trackers for this. Bugzilla, Jira, Trac, etc. pp., you name it.

But no more. Modern agile methods use simple record cards to keep track of defined tasks. Trello (by FogCreek, Joel Spolsky et.al.) takes that to the next level.

Define card boards with custom lists, attach files, checklists, comments, assignees to cards. Share the thing or collaborate privately. The UI is slick and intiutive.

The thing is totally free-to-use (I would even pay for it, hell) so I use it for everything now (your data-paranoia-issues may vary). See an example (my current day job) behind the link.

Yer welcome.

https://trello.com/board/orion-dex-backend/4e711debf15968bffc04d44a

heise Developer – 18.03.10 – Gedanken über agiles Requirements Engineering

Posted on March 20, 2010 by zerofudge

Ich hatte die Ehre, gestern den Eröffnungs- und Impulsvortrag mit dem Titel “Agiles Requirements Engineering” auf der 9. REConf zu halten. Weil das Thema für die Szene verhältnismäßig neu ist, möchte ich etwas ausführlicher über über meine Thesen und Gedanken dazu berichten, was der Einleitung meiner Keynote entspricht.

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agiles requirements engineering