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Archive for July, 2008
Pheww… Two more will not tip the bucket.
Posted by igormoochnick on 07/28/2008
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Design Coding rap – hilarious
Posted by igormoochnick on 07/08/2008
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Handy Sketchup library
Posted by igormoochnick on 07/08/2008
Started to play with Sketchup and found a very handy collection of the different computer components @ http://scc.jezmckean.com/
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Welcome to my new electronics blog
Posted by igormoochnick on 07/07/2008
I’ve decided to take my tutorials, thoughts and rants about all electronics-related topics into a separate blog: igorbits.wordpress.com.
Welcome to my new blog!
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Events notifications for community guys
Posted by igormoochnick on 07/07/2008
For those who are involved in the community life – check out the new site that gathers different event notifications: Gary’s Guide.
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Upcoming Northeast developer events and talks
Posted by igormoochnick on 07/07/2008
Hartford, CT CodeCamp – August 16
I’m planning to bring an agile-development-related presentation. I think it’s a time to start razing a bar for the community’s developer skills level.
Let me know if there are any other requests for the presentations.
I’ve never been to Hatford, CT – what are the favorite places and to-do things there?
For more Northeast developer events see Chris Bowen’s post.
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Programmer Insecurity
Posted by igormoochnick on 07/07/2008
While discussing with co-mentors of GSoC (Google Summer of Code) the communication channels and practices a “Programmer Insecurity” blog post was mentioned – great article and right to the point.
[Short comment:] The problem is that at the beginning of the project when a developer (mainly if he works alone) is still discovering the play field and is not really sure what is he doing. In this case he works on a proof of concept. In many cases the proof of concept becomes an “alpha” version of a product. Yes, it is very dangerous (if the code originally was poorly designed and badly written), but it happens a lot. This leads me that there are certain cases when “reset” of the history becomes handy, but, I do strongly agree, that in most cases, the “programmer insecurity” kill the communication of the ideas and intentions which lead to bad designs, poorly written code and a lot of cleaning work.
Don’t be shy to hear the feedback and either accept or decline – but do it openly in the open-source world.
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