Lately, I have been working as a lead developer on a software module for a reasonably sized project. What seemed to be a task that appeared to require no more than three weeks has turned into something that has spanned four months and may include an additional two months for the provision of integration support. […]
It’s very hard to discuss software engineering topics with respect to a given language when there’s some confusion between “function overloading” and “function overriding.”
Kathy Sierra’s Don’t Make the Demo Look Done provides excellent advice for conveying the state of a project while presenting the project’s functionality. It also discusses advantages such as improved user feedback. With a very rough presentation, users will be comfortable providing inputs on significant system features rather than the particular fonts used in the […]
The text of RFC2119, which describes the use of these phrases in system documentation, is presented here: Network Working Group Request for Comments: 2119 BCP: 14 Category: Best Current Practice S. Bradner Harvard University March 1997 — Status of this Memo — This document specifies an Internet Best Current Practices for the Internet Community, and […]
I read Graff and van Wyk’s Secure Coding: Principles & Practices to completion, but not because each page was more enlightening than the previous. I realized that the same themes and adages were being repeated constantly after having read half the book. Because it was pretty easy to get midway through the book, I decided […]