Monthly Archives: July 2011

Have you been hurt by code reuse? Learn from De Niro

By Paul Barnes-Hoggett | Published: July 6, 2011

Ever used someone else’s code; a library or sample app online? Ever got to a point where it’s been so mind-bendingly painful that you rue the day you ever found the stupid ‘library’ in the first place? If not then chances are you’re not a developer, you’re this guy, or you’re delusional. Spurred by a […]

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Try this, my mini-application for software estimation

By Paul Barnes-Hoggett | Published: July 5, 2011

A couple of weeks ago I wrote about a simple yet powerful process for software estimation. When I was done I started to look at my excel worksheet for doing this process and figured that it could be something I could share with a broader audience. Rather than just post an excel file, I decided […]

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