Email pass-around Source code management system emails code to reviewers automatically after checkin is made.
It works much better than expected. We started on a 1st version about 2 years ago with 4 developers. After the shipment, we had a "what was good/bad, what could be better"-meeting. The bad things were the same shit as in so many projects: not documented dirty and unmaintainable code, which looked like a quick perl 1liner to check an e-mail address, but it was Java and C++! If your co-worker is touching the code parts you're interesed in or working on, you have to review his check ins and vice versa. At least it ensures, that the checked code is:
a) Documented
b) Doesn't contain 100+ characters long undocumented regex
c) Doesn't look like your favorite pasta dish
d) You know, what is going on and it makes it easier to maintain that code in the feature
By the time we doubled the team and it seems to help. If some developer gets 2-3 "WTF?!!"-mails a day from his co-workers, he starts to think before commiting the next time..
Our IT guys in my last company have an unbelievable effective solution: No one knew their phone number. If you had a problem, you had to ask your department manager.
But if you were trying to call them again, you would notice the number was changed. You've got it: telephone system was managed by the IT as well.
Oh honey..I'm getting wet and begin to drip if I only think about the next time our
Dr. Dumpling with golden eyeglasses will ask me again, how to use brain..
You don't know how many software (and other types of projects) are destroyed by management changing their minds on details and inserting demanding new "features" and functions well after the original outline was done.
Replace management with product management and/or marketing and I will agree. The problem I see is that less competent folks from upper management have funny ideas and telling the top management how nice it would be, what all the great benefits are and how many purchase agreements they will get but without understanding what they do. Afterwards you will be informed that you have to cancel your entire project planning and implement ASAP [insert fancy feature here] no matter how tough are the time lines. You have the choice: disagree and quit or close your eyes and let your project sink.
As a big windows fan boy I feel pretty lousy: THERE ARE ONLY 2 SUPPORTED GAMES: adventure and tic tac toe!
Ughh, don't you also think that at least 85% of the user base of a successful OS are minesweeper and solitaire overlords?
"The current version of MINIX 3 (3.1.2) is a work in progress. It is nowhere near as mature as FreeBSD or Linux right now."
Yau, Minix is not dead, micro kernels are/better/ than this monolithic retires and with your definitions of "near" you'd better promote yourself for the oxford english dictionary editor.
If you start to lose an argument based in 'nuh uh, yeah huh' then immediately question the person's choice of > VI> verses [small]emacs[/small].
vi is [[13~^[[15~^[[15~^[[19~^[[18~^ a
muk[^[[29~^[[34~^[[26~^[[32~^ch better editor than this emacs. I know
I^[[14~'ll get flamed for this but the truth has to be
said. ^[[D^[[D^[[D^[[D ^[[D^[^[[D^[[D^[[B^
exit ^X^C quit:x:wq dang it:w:w:w:x ^C^C^Z^D
There's a difference between having an EULA for google services and an EULA for google browser and they should be different.
Thats the point. They should, but they're not.
German EULA for chrome:
1.1 Die Nutzung der Produkte, Software, Dienste und Websites von Google (in diesem Dokument zusammenfassend als "Services" bezeichnet..
Translated:
1.1 Usage of the products, software, services and web sites from google (summarized in this document called as "services"..
Someone else sees any parallelism in this "Don't be evil"-company and company of Bob Rife in Snow Crash wikipedia from Neal Stephenson?:)
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Email pass-around Source code management system emails code to reviewers automatically after checkin is made.
It works much better than expected. We started on a 1st version about 2 years ago with 4 developers. After the shipment, we had a "what was good/bad, what could be better"-meeting. The bad things were the same shit as in so many projects: not documented dirty and unmaintainable code, which looked like a quick perl 1liner to check an e-mail address, but it was Java and C++! If your co-worker is touching the code parts you're interesed in or working on, you have to review his check ins and vice versa. At least it ensures, that the checked code is:
a) Documented
b) Doesn't contain 100+ characters long undocumented regex
c) Doesn't look like your favorite pasta dish
d) You know, what is going on and it makes it easier to maintain that code in the feature
By the time we doubled the team and it seems to help. If some developer gets 2-3 "WTF?!!"-mails a day from his co-workers, he starts to think before commiting the next time..
*quickly gets the popcorn and F5's the comments*
*munch munch*
Uughh.. Moooom!?? Would you buy another keyboard please?
Our IT guys in my last company have an unbelievable effective solution: No one knew their phone number. If you had a problem, you had to ask your department manager.
But if you were trying to call them again, you would notice the number was changed. You've got it: telephone system was managed by the IT as well.
Oh honey..I'm getting wet and begin to drip if I only think about the next time our
Dr. Dumpling with golden eyeglasses will ask me again, how to use brain..
#3 Stop reopening bugs. [...]
#7 There is no bug. Stop reopening.
#10 Stop reopening the bug. If you want explanations pay somebody.
#17 Paid $1 via paypal. Trans ID 3H4989806A1962407 Please fix.
#20 [...]Ulrich Drepper is an arse[...]
#23 Stop reopening.
#26 Stop reopening the bug. And this is also no discussion forum. Go somewhere else.
#28 Stop commenting.
#35 from Osama bin Drepper
Is this open source terrorism? "Pay us money or the bug stays!"
#36 Idiot. There is no bug. Don't reopen.
#37 Will you reopen it for.. one MEEEEEEEEELLION dollars?
#38 There is nothing to reopen. Period.
#39 Would you say that's your FINAL ANSWER?
#40 Fine. Whatever. I'll revert it, assholes.
#41 I love DrPepper!
#45 please refrain from adding garbage on top of garbage. regardless of the original garbage, adding more will gain nothing.
#46 Fix your fucking shit. Do I need to come to your office and slap some sense into you?
Never seen such amazing stuff outside of /.
You don't know how many software (and other types of projects) are destroyed by management changing their minds on details and inserting demanding new "features" and functions well after the original outline was done.
Replace management with product management and/or marketing and I will agree. The problem I see is that less competent folks from upper management have funny ideas and telling the top management how nice it would be, what all the great benefits are and how many purchase agreements they will get but without understanding what they do. Afterwards you will be informed that you have to cancel your entire project planning and implement ASAP [insert fancy feature here] no matter how tough are the time lines. You have the choice: disagree and quit or close your eyes and let your project sink.
As a big windows fan boy I feel pretty lousy: THERE ARE ONLY 2 SUPPORTED GAMES: adventure and tic tac toe!
Ughh, don't you also think that at least 85% of the user base of a successful OS are minesweeper and solitaire overlords?
"The current version of MINIX 3 (3.1.2) is a work in progress. It is nowhere near as mature as FreeBSD or Linux right now." /better/ than this monolithic retires and with your definitions of "near" you'd better promote yourself for the oxford english dictionary editor.
Yau, Minix is not dead, micro kernels are
Four!
1. To press <CTRL>
2. To press <ALT>
3. To press <DEL>
4. To find labels for the keys in the submarine control center
If you start to lose an argument based in 'nuh uh, yeah huh' then immediately question the person's choice of > VI> verses [small]emacs[/small].
vi is [[13~^[[15~^[[15~^[[19~^[[18~^ a muk[^[[29~^[[34~^[[26~^[[32~^ch better editor than this emacs. I know I^[[14~'ll get flamed for this but the truth has to be said. ^[[D^[[D^[[D^[[D ^[[D^[^[[D^[[D^[[B^ exit ^X^C quit :x :wq dang it :w:w:w :x ^C^C^Z^D
UK geneticist Steve Jones was persecuted of thousand of ugly looking young women crying something about save the human evolution..
The Bastard Operator From Hell counts on the fact that managers never remember...
To err is human.
There's a difference between having an EULA for google services and an EULA for google browser and they should be different.
Thats the point. They should, but they're not.
:)
German EULA for chrome:
1.1 Die Nutzung der Produkte, Software, Dienste und Websites von Google (in diesem Dokument zusammenfassend als "Services" bezeichnet..
Translated:
1.1 Usage of the products, software, services and web sites from google (summarized in this document called as "services"..
Someone else sees any parallelism in this "Don't be evil"-company and company of Bob Rife in Snow Crash wikipedia from Neal Stephenson?
Correction to the list order: 1. gentoo 2. debian 3. netbsd ...
And yes, my list is the only right one you cloud!
Guys like McKinnon for sure doesnt need a X to view their images.