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Hello guys, I am looking into improving my practice of web development and come across the popular term of LEAN Programming. Have you guys got some recommended sources of information that I could dig on , any thing would be appreciated. Thanks
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Although Lean may of articles on applying Kanban and....
On this video you could learn almost all that you need to know about LEAN
Google TechTalk was instrumental in transferring the ideas of Lean Manufacturing to software development.
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My team has been progressively adopting more and more lightweight methodologies, moving from Scrum to Lean/Kanban where there is less and less formal process. At some point we will be back to Cowboy Coding; indeed I fear we may already be on the border...
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The irony of Agile/Lean/Scrum "process" is that less formal process will NOT lead.
To Cowboy Coding...
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One of my big gripes about iTunes is that it is slow and eats memory. I really like the old Winamp model of lean, mean, speed machine . Is there such a program for Macs? (I only want an mp3 player with a playlist...don't need anything else really).
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Try Vox
Might want to have a ....
It's a great ncurses-based, command-line music player, available through MacPorts .
Having said that, if you want really light and you're at all into the terminal, look into cmus .
There is still a MacAmpLite available.
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I am quite new to Lean/Kanban, but have poured over online resources over the last few weeks and have come up with a question that I haven't found a good answer for. Lean/Kanban seems otherwise such a good fit for our company, who is already using Scrum...
Started by Halvard on
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I'd also advice not to try to follow things like lean, scrum, kanban & co.
Then conflicting changes will be rare.
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I'm curious why someone labels themselves as a left- or right-leaning libertarian?
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The answer is because some libertarians ascribe to left-wing libertarianism... .
Originally Posted by Dicentra I'm curious why someone labels themselves as a left- or right-leaning libertarian? I believe you screwed up your thread title, but I'll let it slide.
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How much protein is in 100g of:
- lean top round beef (raw)
- lean turkey breast (raw)
there are almost only cooked/braised values in nutrition tables. i need values for raw meat
thanks.
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at muscletalk):
Unless processed most meats I find are around the 20-25g mark per 100g as... .
I usually allow about 20g per 100g.
Interesting this as im always confused on what to go on every thing says different values I'm sure there will be an online site that'll tell .
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I'm looking for a lean and mean search solution program for Windows that does the following things:
Non index searching (I'm still not convinced that disk indexing comes without a performance impact) Search for patterns in file names and content Gives...
Started by Laserallan on
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Plus I would believe Google knows how to search
Wikipedia on the indexing :
After initially installing Google Desktop, the software completes ... .
Google Desktop does use indexing, but only starts indexing when your not using your computer for 30 seconds .
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Hi There, I work with scrum about 2 months and don’t have all the experience I wish, so I would like to hear some inputs about it.
My concern is people never say about drawbacks for the two sides; company and workers. I know the benefits of a cross-functional...
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Lean can indeed make workers feel packaged as Scrum and Lean make....
Scrum can be misused.
Scrum and Lean or development management method in place.
Realize that they need an environment where their workers are finding rewarding work .
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Hi,
I'm looking to re-organize the way we release our internal software. All of the code (PHP webapps, some Java apps and Perl scripts) is checked into Subversion repositories but there are no branches or tags, everything is checked into trunk (only around...
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When you update that "stable-1.0" branch....
Use tags and branches; make it a part of the development cycle .
It can tag, run test, and deploy for you.
Some Continuous Integration Servers do this sort of thing, Hudson , for example, has subversion integration .
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There are lots of places where guidelines for designing exception classes can be found. Almost everywhere I look, there's this list of things exception objects should never do, which impacts the design of those classes.
For instance, the Boost people ...
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The other reason is that....
The first reason is that allocations or other complex operations may fail or have side effects .
As a general case, exception classes should be simple, self-sufficient structures and never allocate memory (like std::string does) .
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