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http://addyourarticles.netWhat Is A Professional Programmer? By Sarah George
So what does it mean to be a professional programmer? What does it mean to be a professional anything? Some definitions simply say to be a professional is “to make money from a skill,” but true professionals also have a set of qualities often described as “professionalism.” In my opinion, these qualities are…Click here for […]
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Shifting the Burden - Whose Monkey Is It? By Donald E. Gray
A new installment in the developer.* Systems and Software series, exploring the connections between general systems thinking, cybernetics, and software development. Author Don Gray applies systems thinking principles–including “balancing loops,” symptomatic and systemic solutions, and “shifting the burden”–to a recurring situation with one of his clients.Click here for the full article.
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Two Principles of Conversation By Kevin Cauble
So what’s a programmer to do? Short of waiting for MIS managers to become enlightened, not much–except try to work around the problem as best we can.Click here for the full article.
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Interface Oriented Design Book Excerpt: Inheritance and Interfaces (Chapter 5) By Ken Pugh
Finding commonality among classes makes for effective object-oriented programming. Often, programmers express that commonality using an inheritance hierarchy, since that is one of the first concepts taught in object-oriented programming. We’re going to go to the other extreme in this chapter to explore the difference between using inheritance and using interfaces. An excerpt from Interface […]
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The Many Flavors of Testing (An Excerpt from Software Conflict 2.0) By Robert L. Glass
Once we realize that we are committed to a future full of testing, it is worth exploring what testing really means. I would assert that there are several flavors of testing, and that all too often when we speak of testing we consider far too few of those flavors. An excerpt from Software Conflict 2.0.Click […]
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Career Paths for Programmers By John Bennett, Jr.
The key to maintaining a good employment outlook in IT, it seems, is to move out of programming and up into more business-oriented IT positions such as systems analyst, business analyst, project manager, or systems architect. However, a computer programmer can’t just decide to become a systems analyst or project manager overnight.Click here for the […]
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Object Oriented CASE Tools: Lost Opportunities and Future Directions By Mario Van Damme
In this article the author explores the past and future of Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) tools, from the “traditional” structured tools of years long past to today’s “third generation” Object Oriented modeling and CASE tools–and beyond into possible futures. Ironically, the author finds that the future lies in the past.Click here for the full […]
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Behind Closed Doors: Secrets of Great Management By Johanna Rothman and Esther Derby
One of the reasons good management is so hard to learn is that much of management takes place behind closed doors. We’re going to open those doors and allow you to see great management in action.Click here for the full article.
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The Art in Computer Programming By Andrew Hunt and David Thomas, Pragmatic Programmers, LLC
In a way, we programmers are quite lucky. We get the opportunity to create entire worlds out of nothing but thin air. Our very own worlds, complete with our own laws of physics. We may get those laws wrong of course, but it’s still fun.Click here for the full article.
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Software Maintenance is a Solution, Not a Problem (An Excerpt from Software Conflict 2.0) By Robert L. Glass
The traditional, problem-oriented view of maintenance says that our chief goal in maintenance should be to reduce costs. I think that’s the wrong emphasis. If maintenance is a solution instead of a problem, we can quickly see that what we really want to do is more of it, not less of it. And the emphasis, […]
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