UML and Modeling Methodologies
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Does Agile Development Matter?
February 12, 2010As it turns out, strict adherence to Agile development methodology isn't the most important thing when it comes to rapid quality software development.
Model-Driven Architecture with GMF
December 2, 2009This approach results in increased productivity for developers by maximizing compatibility between systems and simplifying the design process.
How User-Centered Design Can Put User Stories in Proper Context
June 30, 2009User stories are a lightweight mechanism for gathering and verifying user requirements on Agile projects. Unfortunately, it is easy to lose the context of stories. Find out how techniques from user-centered design (UCD) can help avoid this problem.
Keep Software Simple
June 22, 2009Pay attention to the true goal of software to avoid over-engineering your software solutions.
Agile and UCD: Building the Right Thing, the Right Way
June 16, 2009When integrated, Agile software development and User-Centered Design (UCD) allow development teams to extract the right information from their users, to verify assumptions, and to validate design decisions.
Hudson Continuous Integration Server
June 8, 2009 Though Hudson is a Java project, it can easily build your .NET applications. You configure Hudson easily via the Web interface rather than tweaking XML. With plenty of plug-ins available to .NET projects, Hudson provides plenty of powerful features.
Building Domain Specific Languages in C#
March 3, 2009Domain specific languages have been around since Lisp, and abound in the Unix world of "little languages." A convergence of research has recently brought domain specific languages to the forefront of both language and API design.
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