Around the Net #26
Posted by benoit on 18 Apr 2007 at 04:12 pm | Tagged as: Agile, Around the Net, C++, design
Do two posts in a day make up for missing Tuesday?
.NET
Brad Abrams points to a study about the savings achieved by ClickOnce deployment…$36,500. From the Microsoft Internal HR Application department.
Agile
An interesting article about Lockheed Martin using an Agile approach for the new F-35 jet. Talk about a Scrum of Scrums…
A podcast with Jim Trott and Alan Shalloway about the value of Lean-Agile development.
Community
Larry O’Brien has prior art for a dubious patent: “Hyperlinking from a CD to the web”. I suspect PubPat would welcome his help.
Scott Bellware has a plan for Microsoft…if he was king for a day.
Design
Uncle Bob ponders Coding Styles. They are a good thing, but it should just be about style, not content. Consistency should rule. The problem I run into is that I use about 6 different IDEs (Visual Studio Classic, 2005, VB 6.0, 3 flavors of embedded IDE). I would love having 1 editor, customize it, have the macros setup for comments & auto-styling. Ever tried to use slackEdit to do VB 6.0?
Tim Ottinger has an intro to auto_ptr and Single ownership in C++. Good stuff…if only our C++ code was VC 8 vintage…
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