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Tag Archives: convention over configuration
git init
Post by Scott Vlaminck
Apr
23
2008
Jason Rudolph has a great post discussing getting started with git, the new kid on the block for version control. That post alone makes a compelling argument to me for trying it out. This quote hit a little too close … Continue reading
Posted in Software Development
Tagged best practices, code, convention over configuration, how-to
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minnēbar is blowing up
Post by Ben Edwards
Apr
18
2007
With over 300 participants and growing, I am glad we have the space to hold everyone at this year’s event. Now feeding them, that may be another story. Refactr will be representing a number of things at this year’s barcamp … Continue reading
Posted in Agile Processes
Tagged (un)conference, 37signals, conference, convention over configuration, grails, groovy, minnebar, Rails, Refactr, Ruby
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Giving users what they need, not what they want.
Post by Ben Edwards
Feb
19
2007
The Creating Passionate Users blog is quickly becoming one of my favorite sites. It is posts like this one called How much control should users have? that keep me coming back. These graphs from the post succinctly illustrate a point … Continue reading
Posted in Agile Processes, Design
Tagged agile design, convention over configuration, simplification, user interface, Web 2.0
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Fire Aim, Fire Aim: The Web 2.0 Dev Model
Post by Casey
Jun
24
2006
Martin Fowler speaking at Rails Conf 2006, describes the Web 2.0 software development process as a process that works in the reverse of traditional software development processes. There is this culture of just give the product to the customer. Then … Continue reading
