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Bull;•• Enabling the Agile Enterprise. Posts Tagged ‘Business Capability’. Requirements Management and Communication. Posted on October 19th, 2009 by Dennis Stevens No Comments. In projects leveraging progressive elaboration, incremental delivery, close customer engagement, ongoing learning, and self organization. Requirements Management and Communication. Prioritization of requirements ensures that analysis and implementation efforts focus on the most critical requirements. The purpose of organizing req...
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Thinking on thinking: March 2011
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Welcome to my blog on thinking, software, design and intuition. I am collecting some thoughts here on thoughts I like. Monday, March 21, 2011. Some models for the design thinking process. Here is a short list on variations on the design thinking process. The first process can be found on webpages at the d.school. At Stanford. We see several stages, with variating degree in intensity: Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test and Iterate. Next, there is a circular model proposed by Tim Brown of Ideo.
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Thinking on thinking: doing a survey with ruby on rails (part 1)
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Welcome to my blog on thinking, software, design and intuition. I am collecting some thoughts here on thoughts I like. Saturday, March 20, 2010. Doing a survey with ruby on rails (part 1). This is a basic tutorial that might help you understand the basics of ruby-on-rails. The idea of the project comes from this stackoverflow.com question. My current rails working environment is 2.3.5. Rails -d mysql survey. To create and test the database, you want to check with:. If there is no error message. Now, we n...
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Thinking on thinking: doing a survey with ruby on rails (part 2)
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Welcome to my blog on thinking, software, design and intuition. I am collecting some thoughts here on thoughts I like. Sunday, March 21, 2010. Doing a survey with ruby on rails (part 2). Now, that the tables and models are setup, we implement the View and Controller layers. The scaffold has given already some start, but we'll change these to give our application a better survey character. I add the following for now: "it's great", "much", "ok", "not much", "green", "blue", "red", "yellow". To have a shor...
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Thinking on thinking: Some findings on using Jasmine for DOM feedback with Backbone and RequireJS
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Welcome to my blog on thinking, software, design and intuition. I am collecting some thoughts here on thoughts I like. Tuesday, December 18, 2012. Some findings on using Jasmine for DOM feedback with Backbone and RequireJS. As in many programming matters, thinking about outcomes and tests can help to write better code. This is where Jasmine. Can help in the development of Backbone applications. First, there are several options to run Jasmine:. Jasmine.getEnv().execute();. To render my specs from the Back...
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Thinking on thinking: Beauty in programming
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Welcome to my blog on thinking, software, design and intuition. I am collecting some thoughts here on thoughts I like. Thursday, May 26, 2011. Ahh nice day today! Finally, could experience and explore the beauty of programming again after some weeks of social science research. The logics of programming is often hidden behind many doors and dark rooms where light switches must be turned on first. This comment has been removed by a blog administrator. This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
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Thinking on thinking: May 2011
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Welcome to my blog on thinking, software, design and intuition. I am collecting some thoughts here on thoughts I like. Thursday, May 26, 2011. Ahh nice day today! Finally, could experience and explore the beauty of programming again after some weeks of social science research. The logics of programming is often hidden behind many doors and dark rooms where light switches must be turned on first. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Some inspiring blogs . The Usable Learning Blog. 8220;Stupid i...
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Thinking on thinking: April 2010
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Welcome to my blog on thinking, software, design and intuition. I am collecting some thoughts here on thoughts I like. Monday, April 12, 2010. Git is becoming more and more a viable tool to work with content in the cloud, on my local desktop or on a remote server. It's incredible efficient. Here is a nice summary. 20 commands for every-day Git. Git from the viewpoint of a committer and project integrator. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Some inspiring blogs . The Usable Learning Blog.
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Thinking on thinking: December 2009
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Welcome to my blog on thinking, software, design and intuition. I am collecting some thoughts here on thoughts I like. Wednesday, December 16, 2009. Web browsers are in essence some form network computers. computers can be a path to information as explained very nice in this talk by eric schmidt http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Some inspiring blogs . Design Thinking: History, Theory, Technology and Practice. Gerald Weinberg's Secrets of Writing and Consulting.
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Thinking on thinking
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Welcome to my blog on thinking, software, design and intuition. I am collecting some thoughts here on thoughts I like. Monday, April 16, 2012. Small tutorial to using backbonejs with Rails and Backbone-on-Rails-Gem. A demo Todo explanation with the Backbone-on-Rails gem, that is the background of this discussion, is ready for download here: https:/ github.com/mulderp/Backbone-on-Rails-todoDemo. 1 From server-side to client-side programming. 2 Entering client-side programming. Console-log: With the consol...
