Our friend Tami Blake, and her husband Larry, just designed this.
If you want it on a shirt, you can get it at their Zazzle site.
Fun!
Our friend Tami Blake, and her husband Larry, just designed this.
If you want it on a shirt, you can get it at their Zazzle site.
Fun!
OK, this isn’t really from the Technical Management Institute (now Agile Learning Labs), but I think it sets a high bar for computer-based learning.
Cheers,
I’m very enthusiastic about agile software development. I have a special place in my heart for eXtreme Programming (XP), which was where I started with agile. That said, I don’t have anything on these guys.
For those of you who couldn’t be there, here are Abe‘s Powerpoint slides.
I occasionally still get calls to do software development. Recently, a potential client indicated that they would like a Windows shell extension created in C#. I’ve never built a shell extension, nor done any C#. Before meeting with the client, I decided I should take an hour or two to see how hard it would be for an old-school C++ and COM guy like me to get up to speed.
I downloaded the ‘Express’ version of C# and started playing with it. Pretty quickly, I had a command line app that worked like Eliza, but got the response text from Google searches. Fun!
Hamster-powered paper shredder, via Curbly.