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This week, we look at why Darth Vader would have made a darn good IT project manager (in spite of his obvious brutality and ruthlessness), if Agile is for everyone and the double-edged sword of code optimization.
See all my links and commentary on the Ness Software Engineering Services blog.
Photo Credit: Tomma Henckel.
Wednesday just won't go
Thursday's way too slow
I've got Friday on my mind...
~Easybeats, Friday on my mind
Another Friday my friends and that means five links for developers and IT pros. This week top USB troubleshooting tips, how to avoid building "crapplications," and more.
See all my links and commentary on the Ness Software Engineering Services blog.
How do you get attention when there are literally hundreds of thousands of apps out there. Once you win the battle of getting a user to download your app, you have to build in reasons for them to come back -- and that's the tricky part. If you bug your users, you could lose them.
Read my full post on the Ness Software Services Engineering blog.
Photo by Ed Yourdon. Used under Creative Commons License.
It's Friday, that special day of the week, when I share my 5 links for developers and IT Pros. This week we look at changes in the iOS6 App Store, developers need to be aware of, as well the age old communication problem between business units and IT.
See all my links and commentary on the Ness Software Engineering Services blog.
Photo by Ron Miller. Used under Creative Commons Share Alike License.
A recent survey found a surprising level of disaffection with HTML5 among mobile developers -- but the question is whether it's really an indicator of broad dissatisfaction or just the way this particular survey chose to look at the numbers.
Read my full post on the Ness Software Engineering Services blog.
Photo by yukop on Flickr. Used under Creative Commons License.
Mark Zuckerberg admitted this week in an interview that going with HTML5 instead of developing native apps was a huge mistake for Facebook. What does that mean for you and your development strategy because not everyone has the resources of Facebook and the wrong decision could cost you dearly.
Read my full commentary on the Ness Software Engineering Services blog.
Photo by Andrew Feinberg on Flickr. Used under the Creative Commons License.
The Easybeats sang "Wednesday I've got Friday on my mind." I have the Friday 5 on my mind, those 5 great links for developers and IT pros I collect every week. This week includes how a private investment bank built a secure iPad app and how too many rock star developers could spoil the project.
See my links and commentary on the Ness Software Engineering Services blog.
Photo by Tomma Henckel. Used under Creative Commons Share Alike/Attributon license.
This week we look at the challenges NASA faces updating Curiosity's software from 350 million miles away, why IT might be in danger in the face of sweeping technological changes, and how feline behavior mirrors best code practices, further proving if you can find a way to stick cats into the story on the Internet, by golly you do it.
Read all my links and commentary on the Ness Software Engineering Services blog.
Photo by Tomma Henckel. Used under Creative Commons Share Alike/Attribution License.
It's Friday and that means it's time for my weekly round-up, 5 Links for Developers and IT Pros. This week we look at the cloud's role in keeping the NASA site up during the live video broadcast of the Curiosity landing and what happens when software goes so bad, it wipes out a company.
See my links and commentary on the Ness Software Engineering Services blog.
Photo by Ron Miller. Used under Creative Commons License Share/Alike license.
