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The One Thing Every Software Engineer Should Know
I'm a huge Steve Yegge fan, so It was a great honor to have Steve Yegge on a recent Stack Overflow podcast . One thing I couldn't have predicted, however, was one particular theme of Steve's experience at Google and Amazon that kept coming...
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I'm not a huge fan of The Daily WTF for reasons I've previously outlined . There is, however, the occasional gem -- such as this one posted by ezrec: Browsing through a web archive of some old computer club conversations, I ran across this sentence...
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The Importance of Sitemaps
So I've been busy with this Stack Overflow thing over the last two weeks. By way of apology, I'll share a little statistic you might find interesting: the percentage of traffic from search engines at stackoverflow.com . Sept 16th one day after...
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The Perils of FUI: Fake User Interface
As a software developer, tell me if you've ever done this: Taken a screenshot of something on the desktop Opened it in a graphics program Gone off to work on something else Upon returning to your computer, attempted to click on the screenshot as if...
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Adobe ConnectNow
Adobe is now competing with Google, Sun, HP, IBM and Microsoft to provide applications in the cloud. Acrobat has gone live and let's hope it isn't as slow and agonizing as that all too familiar PDF. Read More...
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Designing For Evil
Have you ever used Craigslist ? It's an almost entirely free, mostly anonymous classified advertising service which evolved from an early internet phenomenon into a service so powerful it is often accused of single-handedly destroying the newspaper...
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On Blogging, Technical, Personal and Intimate
Sometimes people ask me why I don't put more "personal" details in my blogs--those who know me know that I'm generally pretty outspoken on a number of topics ranging far beyond that of simple technology. While sometimes those opinions...
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Salesforce and Google
Introducing Salesforce for Google Apps Salesforce has expanded their partnership with Google to deliver a new product called Salesforce for Google Apps . Salesforce for Google Apps is a simple combination of Web-based business applications that streamline...
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Google App Engine
Introducing Google App Engine Google is offering developers a tool that enables us to run our web applications on Google's infrastructure. The goal is to make it easy to get started with a new web app, and then make it easy to scale when that app...
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Google commences another assault on the traditional database community
Many in the blogosphere noticed when Stonebraker and Dewitt at The Database Column took offense at the idea that map-reduce is the solution to many of life's problems . The idea that a simple idea, promoted by a services company, can blow away 20...
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More on Paradise
A couple of people have commented on the previous entry , citing, essentially, that Google needs to do this to be "the best". I understand the argument completely: Google wants to attract the top talent, or retain the top talent, or at least...
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Developer paradise?
Check out this video . No, go on, watch it. The rest of this won't make much sense until you do. Now that you've seen it, take a moment, do the "WOW" thing in your head, imagine how cool it would be to work there, all of it. Go on, I...
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Let That Be a Lesson To You, Son: Never Upgrade.
I occasionally follow Jamie Zawinski's blog . Jamie's an interesting guy. In the process of researching an earlier post , I discovered that he played a significant role in unearthing the classic Worse is Better paper: About a year later [1991...
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The reason for conferences
People have sometimes asked me if it's really worth it to go to a conference these days, given that so much material is appearing online via blogs, webcasts, online publications and Google. I think the answer is an unqualified "yes" (what...
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Respect at SXSW
Great opening session at SXSW Interactive on Web Design as an art and profession seeking Respect! We create the web. Yet twelve years and two bubbles into its history, we get no respect as a profession. And nobody understands what we do, unless we're...
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