Tag: software
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One would not think that you would learn a bit on karate in IT. Although we do have kata’s in software engineering (the continuous practice to make us masters), as well as one of the most common materials for a kata, which is the karate chop (aka binary search).
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In my previous article, I have dealt with what an algorithm is and provided an overview of a breadth-first search algorithm. Embarking on the challenge to learn different algorithms, I have decided to move onto something very simple this time. Well … simple to implement.
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Who are principal engineers? How are they different to software architects? Read, to understand more.
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After years an algorithm still does not have one meaning, besides the colloquialized one in computer science. In these series I am exploring that in a bit, then jump to BFS. You’ll also get to know what Plankalkül is and why it might be important …
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Quality takes time and reduces quantity, so it makes you, in a sense, less efficient. The efficiency-optimized organization recognizes quality as its enemy. That’s why many corporate Quality Programs are really Quality Reduction Programs in disguise. Source: Tom DeMarco, Slack: Getting Past Burnout, Busywork, and the Myth of Total Efficiency…
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I am personally involved into software and general IT. I was always wondering, why this Agile keyword has gotten so much attention over the last few decades. Are there real benefits to using it? Or is it just a centrally imposed scam? The origins of Agile can be traced back to…
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