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SubscribeIs It A UFO Or Maybe That Flying Car From The Jetsons? No, This Is Better Because It's Real
http://www.scientificblogging.com/ erins_spin/ is_it_a_ufo_or_maybe_that_flying_…-
Refactoring to Patterns Catalog
http://www.dzone.com/ links/ rss/ refactoring_to_patterns_catalog.htmlOnline catalogue of different refactorings.
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CITCON Europe 2008 - In Brief
http://parlezuml.com/ blog/ ?postid=7020 Comments/Trackbacks September 30, 2008 New XP Practice: "Actually Doing It" Project after project, team after team. There's one constant factor that I come across over and over again when I work with teams who are doing Agile Software Development. Which is: they're not. Not really.
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Ajax Quandry: Dojo vs. MSAjax vs. jQuery...
http://blog.davebouwman.net/ 2008/ 10/ 07/ AjaxQuandryDojoVsMSAjaxVsJQuery.aspxWith the recent announcement that jQuery will ship with ASP.NET MVC and Visual Studio, the question of what javascript framework to use just got more complex. Here's my situation: 1) I need to work with the ESRI Javascript API for the maps in my apps, and this is based on the dojo toolkit
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Interesting stuff from around the web 2008-10-06
http://derivadow.com/ 2008/ 10/ 06/ interesting-stuff-from-around-the-web-2008-1…The map is scaled to the number of radios in each territory. The most radios per person are in Norway - at more than 3 per person. Lots and lots of clouds Stephen Fry explains the principles of cloud computing and recommends a few services Clever man Stephen Fry, perhaps he could write a piece on OpenID next.
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HTML5, Ajax history management, and The Ajax Experience 2008 Boston
http://www.pathf.com/ blogs/ 2008/ 10/ html5-ajax-history-management-and-the-aja…The Ajax Experience last week in Boston yielded lots of exciting developments on the Ajax history management front: My talk itself drew a crowd of 110 people or so despite its 8.10 a.m. start time. I received good questions from the audience and didn't notice too many people heading for the doors when they realized how deep into the nitty-gritty technical details I was getting.
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HTML5, Ajax history management, and The Ajax Experience 2008 Boston
http://www.pathf.com/ blogs/ 2008/ 10/ html5-ajax-history-management-and-the-aja…The Ajax Experience last week in Boston yielded lots of exciting developments on the Ajax history management front: My talk itself drew a crowd of 110 people or so despite its 8.10 a.m. start time. I received good questions from the audience and didn't notice too many people heading for the doors when they realized how deep into the nitty-gritty technical details I was getting.
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Extremely Short Iterations - Agile 2008 Experience Report
http://www.agileadvice.com/ 2008/ 10/ 06/ linkstoagileinfo/ extremely-short-iter…Infoq published the video recording of my talk at Agile 2008 titled “Extremely Short Iterations as a Catalyst for Effective Prioritization of Work“.
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The world mocks too much
http://www.thekua.com/ atwork/ 2008/ 10/ 06/ the-world-mocks-too-much/One of my biggest annoyances when it comes to testing is when anyone reaches for a mock out of habit. The “purists” that I prefer to call “zealots”, are overwhelming in numbers, particularly in the TDD community (you do realise you can test drive your code without mocks?) Often I see teams use excuses
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Observed Requirement
http://www.dzone.com/ links/ rss/ observed_requirement.htmlAgile methods violate this underlying assumption by intending to discover the 'requirements' during construction and after delivery. But even this cavalier disregard of the above sage advice is nothing compared to what many leading web sites do these days.
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