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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Welcome Matt Nohr!
Post by Matt Bjornson
Mar
22
2012
We’d like to welcome Matt Nohr to the Refactr team! Matt is joining us from Parametric Technology Corporation where he was a Scrum Master doing product development. Matt’s going to be working on a new client product using Grails, actually may be a … Continue reading
The Vital Integration of Design and Development
Post by Matt Bjornson
Mar
6
2012
We’re self-managing, multi-disciplinary teams. We’re designers and developers working together to deliver software. This isn’t the way all companies approach software development. In large companies, interface and interaction design is often in a completely separate organization, marketing – or maybe … Continue reading
Posted in Agile Processes, Business, Design, Software Development
Tagged agile design, Design, Software Development
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Git: Merging Two Repositories
Post by Josh Reed
Mar
5
2012
I recently needed to merge two separate git repositories into a single repository while preserving the history of all files. As with most things, there’s more than one way to solve a problem. In this case, I considered two approaches: … Continue reading
