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Best browser-based tools to sketch your software diagrams(modeling-languages.com)
2 points by softmodeling 9y ago|0 comments
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(adding to the Confusion) WP.com Now Supports Plugins and 3rd-Party Themes(en.blog.wordpress.com)
1 points by softmodeling 9y ago|0 comments
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Display WordPress data in a new beautiful way(displaywp.com)
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by softmodeling 9y ago
More than we tend to think. Less than I'd like. But the key to benefiting from UML is to first decide what subset of the whole language you need and focus only on that. Very few companies will find a use for the 13 types of UML diagram
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Building Languages on a budget using Kotlin(modeling-languages.com)
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From Models to code with no mysterious gaps – interview with Leon Starr(modeling-languages.com)
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All we have learned about SW dev by mining GitHub (+ some concerns)(modeling-languages.com)
4 points by softmodeling 9y ago|0 comments
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PyEcore: a software modeling framework written in Python(modeling-languages.com)
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by softmodeling 11y ago
Exactly. Democracy does not imply that all members of the project (including non-technical users) have to vote every single decision. We could have elections and let elected experts to act unsupervised for a period of time, use liquid democ
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by softmodeling 11y ago
The problem is that only tech-savy users have this freedom. Sure, non technical users should not decide on core technical decisions but they should still be able to steer the evolution of the project (e.g. deciding what features to implemen
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by softmodeling 11y ago
A few centuries ago were no democratic societies either (and some of us still have kings :-) ). Does this mean we should have stayed like that?
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by softmodeling 11y ago
In principle, one tends to agree with the sentence about experts overruling the mass but in fact we don't accept this behaviour in economy or any other aspect of our lives. So, maybe it's the right to do it but I'd love to ha
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by softmodeling 11y ago
We're researchers trying to get funding to study how existing knowledge in political science, social science and economy can be adapted to improve open source software development. We need the input of OSS developers !
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Democracy in Open Source: Yes or No? (+ Our Research Proposal)(modeling-languages.com)
33 points by softmodeling 11y ago|54 comments
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The day I asked Matt Mullenweg (WP founder) for 100.000 USD(modeling-languages.com)
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Gitana: A SQL-Based Git Repository Inspector(modeling-languages.com)
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Why paid reviews are a bad marketing strategy(neliosoftware.com)
1 points by softmodeling 12y ago|0 comments
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Dare to add an A/B testing clause to your next design contract(wp-abtesting.com)
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by softmodeling 12y ago
In short, this is the sad life of researchers in Software Engineering. You would think we have all kinds of facilities to setup our own servers and the like. Well, we don't :-( (and I better stop here)
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Show HN: GiLA – Visualizing how issue labels are used in GitHub projects(atlanmod.github.io)
7 points by softmodeling 12y ago|3 comments
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Zed: The Next Phase(zedapp.org)
304 points by softmodeling 13y ago|122 comments
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When to "fire" a potential client - My 20 emails rule for freelancers(storiesfailedentrepreneur.com)
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The importance of A/A Testing (no, not a typo)(wp-abtesting.com)
1 points by softmodeling 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A tool to define the governance rules of your (open source) projects(modeling-languages.com)
2 points by softmodeling 13y ago|0 comments
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Why don't you contribute (more) to open source projects?(modeling-languages.com)
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Show HN: JSON Schema discoverer: new online service(atlanmod.github.io)
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by softmodeling 13y ago
Thanks for the input. We´ll look into it (the link to the homepage is just because the menu starts from the right and now there is only one menu item)
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by softmodeling 13y ago
Reading your experience I think I should be happy about what happened to us today. Could have been much worse :-)
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by softmodeling 13y ago
Hi John, Thanks a lot for your detailed response. Really appreciated. Probably both sites were infected at some point. Again, I never saw the malware message myself but the guy that alerted us first copied the message he got and it was expl
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by softmodeling 13y ago
Good point. I don't have the knowledge to answer this but what is true beyond any doubt is that a false statement like this causes financial damage to the site

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