bbraasch

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by bbraasch 10y ago
Everything I needed to know about taking on software projects. "Prepare to throw one away". The insights from reading this book years ago certainly helped me navigate project management as a rescue guy. By the time I was hired,
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by bbraasch 10y ago
He's not 'one of us'?
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by bbraasch 13y ago
Good place to be from. Sounds like the noob chose to live at 6th and Market. That's where you go after you lose that brogrammer edge, not when you move here to find your fortune. I recall the advice Steve Martin's adopted mother
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by bbraasch 13y ago
65. started programming when I was 20 years old.
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The Well is bought by its users(boingboing.net)
2 points by bbraasch 14y ago|0 comments
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Making a cross platform standard Java GWT library(code.google.com)
1 points by bbraasch 17y ago|0 comments
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Itemscript JSON Library for Java and GWT(code.google.com)
1 points by bbraasch 17y ago|0 comments
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by bbraasch 17y ago
he makes some excellent points, or should I say hypothoses? drop 25% of the features to reduce complexity by half. I suppose this is why templates and re-usable code appeal to managers moreso than software developers. one sees the clock a
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by bbraasch 17y ago
Oakland, California
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by bbraasch 17y ago
I remember when you asked that question at google i/o. We're using gwt for a reference implementation of itemscript, an open source json schema project. It does take some time to get it set up right, but when you do... GWT is reveling aga
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by bbraasch 17y ago
the programming contest will get easier as higher level abstractions hide the tricky stuff, but the idea contest will also be liberated. Imagine a world where you could for example launch FMyLife.com without worring about IE6. lightweight