chrisbuchino

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   by chrisbuchino 16y ago

   I 100% agree with this article. Quality is everyone's job, not just the QA teams' and I believe that, in most cases, developers can and should be responsible for developing, testing, and releasing their code. When developers can't "throw co
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   by chrisbuchino 16y ago

   Wow. I couldn't disagree more. Having plumbing like MVC and ORM built-in increases speed and means less code to maintain. The selection of which one (i happen to like Django) may be a toss up, but there is huge value in a server-side framew
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   by chrisbuchino 16y ago

   I like the design but don't really get the concept other than providing feedback and others do this already, and cheaper. Idea.informer.com is completely free and uservoice.com is cheaper. Need to get either explain features better or just
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   by chrisbuchino 16y ago

   I appreciate the pragmatism from a "devil's advocate" point of view but think this is bad advice in general. What is an entrepreneur if not a visionary and eternal optimist.
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   by chrisbuchino 16y ago

   I have hired (and fired) a lot of software developers and cannot stress enough the importance of having candidates write code up-front. Having made poor hiring decisions myself by not doing this well and having "inherited" team members who
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   by chrisbuchino 16y ago

   Great explanation. When I was drinking 10+ cups of coffee/day, I was not only not feeling perked up (pun indented) but more tired. I guess I was producing way too much andenosine.