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Maintaining good form while learning new technologies
I find that I have to learn new technologies fairly regularly as a contractor in order to keep competitive.
However, I also find that (not only, but especially) in these circumstances, I tend to end ...
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What is the purpose of the stand-up and its duration in agile methodologies? [closed]
I used to work in a waterfall methodology and now I am in a team that is following an agile methodology. It seems they are doing it wrong. For example, we have stand-ups that last 25+ minutes daily, ...
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Best way to break down overwhelming code into manageable chunks?
I'm continually becoming overwhelmed by large projects, once they reach a certain level of complexity. Once I reach a certain point in a project, my progress slows to a crawl and I find myself ...
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object oriented analysis, missing methodology
I've studied design pattern and oop principles, still feel that there is something missing in most design theories. Maybe the fact is that there is not a 'theory' as it is in database design.
Let me ...
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Design in one team, coding in another
I will be involved in a project where all the software design is made by a local team and these designs are sent to an offshore team for coding.
This is the first time I face a project with this ...
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The difference between waterfall model and object oriented model? [closed]
Please explain the difference between the waterfall model and the object oriented model.
Since the books and web sites that I've seen didn't provide much information about it, I need someone to ...
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Why is Feature Driven Development considered an Agile methodology?
In several places Feature Driven Development (FDD) is called an Agile methodogoly - e.g. the Wikipedia entry on FDD.
Yet in general, to be considered FDD it seems the following requirements have to ...
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Extracting domain logic from the forms to which they are coupled?
Many applications do nothing to separate the interface from domain logic. I’ve been programming for a couple decades and have worked at more than a dozen shops and none of them have taken any measure ...
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Best Development Methodology for One Person? [duplicate]
I spend a lot of time working on projects in which I am the sole developer, project manager, designer, QT person (Yes, I know... Bad!), and sometimes I'm even the client.
I've tried just about ...
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What is the minimum subset of best/well-known practices in software development for a solo programmer? [duplicate]
I've been the lonely programmer in my work for quite a long time. Usually I've read articles and posts about
Version Control Systems
Continuous Integration/Delivery
Development methodologies: Scrum, ...
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Approach of delivering “Logging API”
I faced a question in a .NET interview.
As a client i need a LoggingAPI. How you go the approach of design and development and delivering Logging API to the client? I don't care about WPF or a ...
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Formal study about trends and prevalence of agile vs traditional methodology in the industry
Has there been a formal study about the prevalence of agile vs traditional (e.g. waterfall) software development methodology in the IT industry? And how fast the agile share is growing (assuming it ...
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Is the following diagrams correct for RAD and Agile methodologies?
I do not know if this would be the right stack exchange site to ask this question but I have been researching on RAD (Rapid Application Development) and Agile methodologies and was trying to find ...
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Development methodologies when hundred of developers are working on one single solution?
We are an organisation consisting of around 200 developers that are working continuously on one single product (using the revision control Git) which is planned to be released at a certain date.
Due ...
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I want to adopt an agile methodology - in a company that has NO process at all? [closed]
I'm in a team of two developers and currently we have no formal processes for software development and testing - I'd like to adopt one solo initially.
Where I need some opinions is really on the ...
