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Today's keynote is about trends that developers across platforms and languages will face. None of these should be big surprise if you keep up to date and "read the internet". Presented by the VP of Technology at dzone.com. The Rise of Agile and Lean Majority of developers report using Agile, but it means different things
I'm attending tekx, and while I'm taking notes in all the sessions with Evernote, I'll try to clean up and summarize my notes here as well. One of the session's I attended yesterday was Eli White's session on Code and Release management. It focused more on the techniques, policies, and practices to think about about
When good document control systems exists, its mind-boggling that anyone still uses network drives to share documents. While just saving a file is super convenient, you are punting on activities that provide long term value. These include version control (no more versioning via file names1), retention policies, and better management of the collaborative editing process
Wondering what's new in CSS3 and HTML5 that is bound to make your life easier, and maybe make you really ditch support for IE6 and maybe IE7? Read this article from Smashing Magazine for an excellent overview. It's hard to keep up with the changes that are becoming available in modern browsers and this article
Enery related CO2 emissions are trending downward, hopefully this trend can continue. Surprisingly, all this happened without a big government mandate. Now, if only we would start using more nuclear power. The Department of Energy has run the numbers on US carbon emissions in 2009, and found they dropped by about seven percent compared to
To think I played almost every iteration mentioned in here. I really love the look back, and progression, of the graphics from each game. From its origins as the offspring of spiritual ancestor Railroad Tycoon to the Facebook-exclusive game Civilization Network, we provide a brief history of Sid Meier's Civilization series. History of Sid Meier's
History of Sid Meier’s Civilization , Feature Story from GamePro Read More »
I'm looking forward to when MLS is available on one or both of these online video services(?). Will they do it anytime soon – maybe in time for next season? Superfans would love this much access to video of games. I think it'd be particularly cool to go back and watch the 1996 MLS Cup,
When will soccer fans get MLS games without a cable provider? Read More »
Interesting reason for supporting IE6, although the articles lays out many more reasons why many websites are no longer supporting Microsoft's outdated browser. Not only do the numbers of IE6 user continue to be significant, the types of users seem to be desirable as well: internet n00bs that click on ads and buy what they
Google can now render labels hierarchically. I've been using a naming convention to get labels to sort the way I want, but this will further declutter my labels list. You have to go to the Google Labs tab in settings to enable it for your account. Nested Labels is just a cosmetic change that lets