Information Radiators: Make life visible

lostechies.com — A couple of people have asked me how we track our work for our iterations. We basically use a somewhat simple information radiator. Information radiators serve to quickly give everyone on the project team a quick indication on what needs to be done, what is being worked on, and what has been done. Information radiators can be as a simple as a few cards on a cork board to huge 54” plasma displays. It’s up your team to determine what works best. read more...

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Ancient Scrolls of Wisdom

rgoarchitects.com — What we can learn from software engineering books that are more than a decade old (like mythical man-month, peopleware etc.) read more...

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FTP Must Die

published 1 year, 2 months ago, submitted by gavinjoyce 1 year, 2 months ago

wooledge.org — "FTP is an outdated, insecure, slow, unfriendly pig of a protocol. It's got no business being on the Internet in the 21st century." read more...

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The Ruby Connector : Free .NET to Ruby Control

submitted by gavinjoyce 1 year, 2 months ago

sapphiresteel.com — The Ruby Connector is a drag-and-drop control which enables .NET programs to communicate with Ruby programs. Using the Ruby Connector, you can: - Create visual front-ends to Ruby programs using the Visual Studio form designer. - Interact with the Ruby interpreter in your own applications in much the same way as you can interact with the Ruby Console in Ruby In Steel. - Start or stop the Ruby interpreter at will and pass expressions from your .NET program to be evaluated by Ruby. - Create ‘hybrid’ applications in which a .NET program runs simultaneously with a Ruby program and data is exchanged from one to the other read more...

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