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exampler.com/blog
Exploration Through Example
Exploration Through Example Example-driven development, Agile software development, testing, Ruby, and other things of interest to Brian Marick Search About Brian Marick I consult mainly on Agile software development, with a special focus on how testing fits in. Contact me here: marick@exampler.com RSS Entries Comments Categories aa-ftt (4) agile (168) apps (3) cappuccino (2) clojure (16) conferences (29) everyday scripting (1) exampling (17) insider jokes (2) links (5) mac
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exampler.com/blog/2008/03/09/pithysoft
Exploration Through Example » Blog Archive » Pithysoft
Exploration Through Example Example-driven development, Agile software development, testing, Ruby, and other things of interest to Brian Marick Search About Brian Marick I consult mainly on Agile software development, with a special focus on how testing fits in. Contact me here: marick@exampler.com RSS Entries Comments Categories aa-ftt (4) agile (168) apps (3) cappuccino (2) clojure (16) conferences (29) everyday scripting (1) exampling (17) insider jokes (2) links (5) mac
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shuttersparks.blogspot.com/2007/08/bio-and-profile.html
ShutterSparks: Bio and Profile
skip to main | skip to sidebar ShutterSparks Welcome to my musings on whatever topic or current event catches my eye, plus software, programming tips, recipes, photography, and what have you.Comments are welcome! Wednesday, August 29, 2007 Bio and Profile: Hello all. I'm a hardware and software engineer, now running a corporate / legal transcription business in partnership with my daughter. Originally from California, I live in Guatemala and am interested in writing, economics, politics
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thefigtrees.net/lee/blog
TechnicaLee Speaking
TechnicaLee Speaking Software designs, implementations, solutions, and musings by Lee Feigenbaum The Magic Crank By Lee Feigenbaum on August 29, 2011 10:23 AM | No Comments As a brief addendum to my previous post: I've been using this image for a few years now to illustrate what the Semantic Web is not. I call it the magic crank. I imagine that it sits in the corner of the office of some senior pharma executive, and every time their drug development pipeline gets a bit thin or patent
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kibeland.com
Kibeland | Welcome
Kibeland Home Blog Recommended Welcome! I'm Joseph Kibe, and this is my website. I study mathematics and economics, and spend my spare time designing software, drinking rare teas and attempting to realx. This website is a work in progress, so don't be alarmed (or too offended) if things break or look weird. What?s on the Blog Waiting Forever, More Like Posted by Joseph Kibe in Economics on 01 September 2011 at 02:33 PM On Personal Finance Posted by Joseph Kibe in Economics on 29 August