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Notes and articles on managing software development projects, bioinformatics, plus the usual off-topic detritus. Comments, inquiries etc to hhinsch at yahoo dot com.
Software Project Management
Adapting and combining best practices from disparate software development methodologies:
- For at least the last 40 years, software development methodologists have disagreed about when and how to design software. Examining the principles motivating software design helps make sense of the conflicting camps and choosing the right alternative. [read
"Designing Software: When and Why"]
- Strategically structuring a project is obviously a key to success, yet the subject is given short shrift. Given a long list of things that need to be done, how should that list be structured? What is the optimal order of tasks? On what basis do you decide what to do next? [read
"Structuring Software Development Projects"]
- Process development and improvement is a lot like software development: Just incrementally fixing what's broken works nicely. [read
"Improving Software Development Processes"]
Bioinformatics
Relics
- Free download:
Time Planner Deluxe is a Personal Information Manager (PIM) for Windows, commercially released in the early nineties. It's a hybrid between a lightweight project management system and a personal calendar, combining the usual calendar functions with integrated drag-and-drop Gantt charts, time and rate calculations, and a flexible system of folders (which work a lot like "tags"). I suppose today I would pitch it as an indispensable tool for the agile project manager (particularly Scrum, with all its lists). [read/download
Time Planner Deluxe]
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Telios is a full-featured commercial communications program for PC-DOS, dating back to the eighties. It implements full VT-100 emulation, Kermit, Z-modem, command files - all the features that an up-to-date comm package had to have back in 1983. It may even have been the first commercial implementation of the Kermit protocol. [read/download
Telios]
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