Management By Objectives, Getting Things Done, Agile Results, Strengths Based Development, Positive Psychology etc. A lot of methodologies and each of them provides ideas and concepts, but fewer provides concrete steps and criteria to measure achievements.
JavaScript! It’s awesome when you want to add interactive, client-side features to a website. But coding large projects in JavaScript can be difficult: it’s tough to keep track of events, and maintain organization of the code! Enter in JavaScript frameworks, which are useful in solving these kinds of issues.
.NET 2015 is the next generation of .NET. This release includes several innovations that improve developer productivity and enhance application performance. .NET 2015 builds on the advances in .NET 4.5, 4.5.1 and 4.5.2 to deliver a highly compatible platform for building applications for the mobile-first, cloud-first world. This presentation includes …
In this keynote at the Agile Adria Conference, Bob Marshall extends an invitation to explore how you feel about work, the extent to which your personal needs – and the needs of others – are presently being met by work, and the part Agile can play in attending better to …
Groovy is a great language with a lot of features. We use many of these features in our day-to-day programming live, like the excellent collections API. But some of the features are like hidden gems.
As I surveyed my requirements, I realized that what I most wanted was for a subroutine to be able to pause in the middle and resume sometime later, maybe even after a reboot of the whole program. Was that so much to ask?
