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I am used to thinking about time estimates in the way suggested by Joel Spolsky - that if a scheduled item takes more than 16 hours, it should be divided into smaller tasks. Now, I am implementing Scrum in my team together with Story Points based estimations...
Started by Michal Czardybon on
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It seems to ....
Ideal man.
Googling for "scrum ideal man hour" gives 6500 results while "scrum ideal man day ideal man hours is precise, it's probably not any more accurate than 0.5 ideal man days.
And under-deliver.
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As my question implies, I seem to have a problem getting my hands dirty when learning new programming methods and technology. My problem lies in knowing there may be faster, more efficient, less tedious, and overall "better" ways of doing a certain task...
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Over time you will develop your own.
standards, and try to find the underlying reason for the standard.
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What would you consider the ideal computer configuration for software development? Also, what upgrades would you look at for a development computer?
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Also, make sure to have to hook up your 1920x1200 24" screen... .
None of this matters though if your hard drive can't keep up .
You'll probably want a dual core processor as well, but again, those are standard as well.
Is pretty much standard.
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I am a programmer who has been bumped up to system admin. So my sysadmin knowledge is limited. We have several servers running Windows Server 2003. We need to replace one of the servers and the powers that be want the latest and greatest operating system...
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As long as the domain controllers are being run by standard.
Windows Server Standard 2003 or 2008 it will play nicely with your existing domain unless you join it to the domain though.
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C++ has std::vector and Java has ArrayList, and many other languages have their own form of dynamically allocated array. When a dynamic array runs out of space, it gets reallocated into a larger area and the old values are copied into the new array. A...
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In Scala, you can override loadFactor for the standard library hash tables with a function that looks.
There's no such thing as an "ideal growth factor." It's not just theoretically.
That's obviously more of a penalty.
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I'm currently working on a critical monthly Accounts payable report. This report i just wrote will be the basis for my client in which how much is he going to pay to his vendors. So far i have spent about 5 hrs building automated tests and found zero ...
Started by drikoda on
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There isn't a standard time ration of how much time should be spent writing tests or code, the only measure.
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Given a new office, new desks, and very little limitation on per-person costs (within reason - virtual reality helmets are not likely) what is the ideal number, size, and orientation of (presumably flat-screen LCD) monitors to maximize productivity, efficiency...
Started by davebug on
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There's no such thing as an "ideal....
While I haven't tried this myself).
I'd one monitor configuration that is ideal for every programmer.
Get two per person if you can.
I think 24" monitors are more or less the standard these days.
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Let's face it: writing proper, standards compliant HTML is quite difficult to do. Writing semantic HTML is even more so, but I don't think it's possible for a computer to figure that out.
So my question to you is what would the "ideal" feedback for a ...
Started by Ambush Commander on
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Personally I don't like the W3C way of giving you a big boring list... .
In HTML this would be very useful too, as tags can be easily distinguished by the developer when he/she can see them appropraitely coloured .
I always think syntax highlighting is great.
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I feel that while I love J2ME and Java it's hypocritical of them to have two APIs for Java. Java was designed with "One code, many platforms" in mind, and now it's more like "One API for every OS, and one API for everything smaller than a netbook." I ...
Started by William on
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The OS abstracts....
Is the original Java ideal dead chose to abstract away.
The only problem that Java, and OS X, and a game can run on both Nokia and Samsung phones .
Nokias, and enjoy the standard Java on a smart doorknob (or a smartphone).
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I was looking at Scott Hanselman's "Ultimate Developer Rig" blog post (see http://www.hanselman.com/blog/TheCodingHorrorUltimateDeveloperRigThrowdownPart2.aspx ) and wanted to get additional perspectives on the ideal technical specs (as of now) for a ...
Started by Philippe Monnet on
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For the video card directly or playing games, your video card can be almost any standard offering ideal to me;
Dual quad-core Nehelam W5580 Xeons @3.2Ghz, 6.4GT/s QPI up to 192Gb DDR3 memory Up to 4 x PSU (60 amps) - bout ideal for....
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