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• _agilely Timer dernière chance avant que ce soit gratuit ;) March 9, 2010
  _agilely Timer permet aux praticiens de l’Agilité ayant un iPhone ou un iPod Touch de gérer efficacement les blocs de temps, les mêlées quotidiennes et les tables rondes. Dans quelques jours l’application sera gratuite. Cela veut dire qu’il ne vous reste que peu de temps pour vous procurer l’application et ainsi faire un don à [...] […]
  françois beauregard
• GreenPepper 2.7 now available March 8, 2010
  This new release includes a new plugin for Hudson (a continuous integration server), support for Jira4, a better use of accented characters in specifications, many improvements to the core and much more… See the release notes for more details… […]
  françois dénommée
• What consultants don’t tell you before you begin an agile transition – Part 2: Impact on some of the traditional roles March 8, 2010
  As a follow up to my previous post, this second post in a series of 4 short articles written in collaboration with my colleagues Stéphane Lécuyer, Jean-René Rousseau, Sylvie Trudel, Joël Grenon, and Eric Laramée, addresses the impact an Agile transition typically has on some of the traditional software development roles: the project manager, the architect, t […]
  martin proulx
• Python ecosystem for a Java Developer March 5, 2010
  So…. you’ve been developing serious Java applications for quite a few years now, and while it was fun and enjoyable to discover the best practices, the misc. tools, how the messy fragmented ecosystem of frameworks and libraries  hardly wonderfully integrates thanks to amazing JEE-whatever integration stacks (Spring, no pun intended), you now feel that the [. […]
  sami dalouche
• Il y a du gaspillage dans l’air! March 4, 2010
  « Cette carte est bloquée car il nous manque un contenu, un fichier sans lequel le site ne peut être mis en ligne. On sait que ça va prendre plusieurs ... […]
  tremeur balbous
• maximum number of developers on a project ? March 3, 2010
  What is the maximum number of developers you can ever imagine working _efficiently_ on a project ? 5 ? 7 ? 10 ? 20 ? Who wrote 2.6.33 reminds us how much the open source world (and in particular the linux kernel community) excels in this area. For the single 2.6.33 release that was developed in [...] […]
  sami dalouche
• Rendez-vous à SPA 2010 ! March 2, 2010
  Je serai présent à la conférence Software Practice Advancement (SPA) 2010, qui se tiendra à Londres du 16 au 19 mai. J’y présenterai la session “Setting Up And Running A Space For Programmers’ Training: Lessons From The Coding Dojo Experiment”. Nous discuterons (en anglais pendant la session, en français ailleurs si le cœur nous en dit…) [...] […]
  Emmanuel Gaillot
• Google go March 2, 2010
  Looks  like go is attracting some attention. “”Open source does not mean anarchy. Somebody has to have a vision and the perseverance to see that through. The open source community can then create their own versions if they wish, but it is best if there is a main line, stable version with a consistent architecture with [...] […]
  sami dalouche
• What consultants don’t tell you before you begin an agile transition – Part 1: Impact on the organization March 1, 2010
  If you have been reading about Agile for a while and are interested in a transition or if you have already initiated a transformation, you have previously heard all the benefits that Agile can bring to your organization but … Are you aware of the impacts such a transition will have on your organization? On your [...] You might be interested in these related […]
  martin proulx
• Usability lessons learned : The real cost of bad usability. March 1, 2010
  Let’s take a very simple example of a very commonly used software that most people use during their work day : the Web browser. This serves a good example because a web browser is well known by most people and rather simple to use(or should be). For this example we’ll use Mozilla Firefox and the stats [...] […]
  nicholas lemay