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son nobles, a nadie le importa en qué lenguaje está hecho el juego. Los usuarios solo quieren jugar AO :) Espero que dentro de poco eso pueda cambiar. No a los forks. Si a lo que los usuarios quieren. EDIT 2008-05-17: Jeff Atwood escribió un post en su blog al respecto de éste tema de Pidgin.

etiketi Eminönü meydanına çevrilecek son yer. Biz buna "başlık kirliliği" diyoruz. Son günlerde "hafif HTML" kirliliğine dair bir duyarlılık yaşıyoruz. Ne olacak bu HTML alternatiflerinin hâli diyorlar. Hak veriyoruz.

I realized that I like most of the entries. I am particularly proud of some of them (e.g. The essential difficulty of software development). I have also realized that it covers the same topics like many other blogs; for example Martin Fowler's or Jeff Atwood's. Those are the people who understood that human factor is extremely important in software development and have stated once and again the same principles and practices that I did. Though repetition is important – maybe people will learn if they see

son nobles, a nadie le importa en qué lenguaje está hecho el juego. Los usuarios solo quieren jugar AO :) Espero que dentro de poco eso pueda cambiar. No a los forks. Si a lo que los usuarios quieren. EDIT 2008-05-17: Jeff Atwood escribió un post en su blog al respecto de éste tema de Pidgin.

Coding Horror

them in a "Golden Edition" for 39.99. This is what you want if you're gonna buy this game, 'cause once you get the original and play online with the OF users, you're gonna die to have it yourself. So download those and continue reading this article.

Coding Horror: I’ve been thoroughly impressed with the community around WordPress, and the software itself is remarkably polished. That’s not to say that I haven’t run into a few egregious bugs in the 2.5 release, but on the whole, the experience has been

Oh Yeah? Fork You!

"by programmers, for programmers, with the ultimate intent of collectively increasing the sum total of good programming knowledge in the world." The new site is still at an early stage, but hopefully it will continue the traditions of Coding Horror/Joel on Software and turn into the source of knowledge and entertainment for programmers and other tech lovers. I'm delighted that my favorite bloggers now produce podcasts and other technical content together, but I'm even more fascinated about the

. Here is the ans - All of this thing started with Joseph Cooney – He got an interestingly funny and brilliant idea. Which, in itself, serves as a code disclaimer. Then Jeff Atwood(coding horror  fame …) zazzed things up and came up with following images! Maybe this is really a disclaimer that I was looking for  -