LINKBLOG for January 31, 2008
small source control tip
Some very interesting ways to get through the day
' I am getting more convinced every day that communication is, in fact, what makes or breaks software projects '
standards, meta data, taggin
and if you answer no to most questions (especially 3. and 4. stand out as simple dividers), by all means don't post it :-)
via Jason Haley
' A team that is on life support needs to have constraints removed. But a team that is unfocused or out of control needs tighter constraints to function well '
' Locks don't make your code safe. They just reduce the number of states and hedge your bets '
via Steve Pietrek
With infrastructure teams who don’t know the basics about the technologies we build our applications on, how can they hope to keep our applications running
' Exceptions definitely should not be used for first-chance validation purposes '
' (...) even the poster boys only become interesting when their secrets are revealed on the pages of the tabloid magazines '
' 1. Never use a shared database server for development work.
2. Always Have a Single, Authoritative Source For Your Schema
3. Always Version Your Database '
Read the article for an more thourough explanation
David has a plea - and a first attempt - for a common vocabulary
Interesting question, continued in the comments (by the way: if an article is interesting DO spend some time reading the comments
' There is so much going on in the world of software, how can I keep up with it all, while still making progress in my job? '
Grant starts a new site dedicated to the TFS buils system ' I’ve been thinking for a while that there’s not a lot of guidance out there on how to get Visual Studio Team Foundation Build (aka Team Build) doing more than just a compile '
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