Category Archives: Semantic Web
Test Driven Development Evolution
Again, any opinions or what might seem like opinions expressed here are meant as entertainment and in no way reflect anything believed or doubted, supported or disavowed by any companies I am currently working with. This is my sandbox. We … Continue reading
From the Flagellum to the Propeller Cap
As noted in a previous video, nature is the ultimate agile coach. You do not have to believe in Darwinism to believe that over time, the weak die off and those with more advantages live on and evolve. This is … Continue reading
Very Cool: Adaptive Learning App with Hooks and Links
“Unlike other memory applications, Smart.fm takes a social approach, letting users share their lists and add comments to other lists. And in the future, Lewis says, there will be more ways to pull information into the system. The company is … Continue reading
Metadata and Social Networking and Google – a quickie.
Metadata is data about data. It is data. Social Networking is functionality regarding data about people. Data is as data does. What you do with that data is what matters, eh? So what is Google doing with the data that … Continue reading
Agile Versus Traditional Development: Exposing Some Fallacies
I have been goaded into this. When people talk about Agile as compared to Traditional software development, it generally translates as Scrum as compared to Waterfall. Not all the time, but generally. There is the impression that Agile is tied … Continue reading
Agile is not new. What is new is software.
I sort of wonder if this post won’t irritate people, including people I really respect and like. In fact, I sort of expect it will. That is not my intention and I feel like I have to proffer something along … Continue reading
Emerging Technologies – The Horizon Report
I really just wanted to link to this .pdf because it makes for good reading if you are into emerging trends in technology. Even though it is not complete, I don’t think it is intended to be and still contains … Continue reading
Requirements and the Required
(lost the beginning of this post, somehow, but I think I re-created it correctly) I have previously written on the subject of Requirements Documentation, and I have had to fend off the Requirements groupies with a stick. They come in … Continue reading
UML Esoteric? I think not. SysML, maybe so.
Recently I heard someone I respect say that UML is not used that often in real scientific (I guess he was implying intelligent, though I know some DUMB scientists) efforts. From UML.org’s nice article on Visual Modeling: UML has become … Continue reading
Project Management Myth
I have not posted in some time. I am sure that many of my readers have disappeared. More likely, they have just stopped checking in. I doubt any of you have spontaneously combusted, though it would be cool if you … Continue reading