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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Maths homework – solve a difference pryamid
Here is a “simple” problem my 7-year-old son was given for homework. The task is to put the numbers 1 to 10 into the pyramid so that each number appears once and is the difference of the two numbers in … Continue reading
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A review of the 2010 PCG Freelance Lecture by James Bellini
I went to inaugural Freelance Lecture, held in the Stationers’ hall by the PCG last night. Sue Lawley was a charming and wonderfully effective chairman but I am afraid that although the speaker Dr Bellini is a “leading futurologist” he … Continue reading
Stakeholder agreements are vital to successful projects
I am now writing the chapter in my book ElephantPM that describes how to start-up a project. When I look back over the projects that I have worked on, I think that there is one success factor that has caused … Continue reading
A project manager joke
Walking on the Beach A project manager, software engineer, and hardware engineer are in Miami Beach for a two-week period helping out on a project. On their lunch hours, they often chose to walk up and down the beach. During … Continue reading
Mobile Developer Economics 2010: The migration of developer mindshare | VisionMobile :: blog
Thanks to Ian M. for pointing out this great report (pdf) on mobile app development. In gives a very comprehensive view of the development ecosystem. Mobile Developer Economics 2010 and Beyond via VisionMobile :: research reports. Here is a small … Continue reading
What is the best size for a logo?
[updated 4 April 2011 - removed irrelevant first paragraph] New companies and products need logos and it is important to get these created without too much fuss. To help with this it is useful to have some design rules. The … Continue reading
Posted in Business models, User Experience
Tagged graphic design, logo, product description, project management, specification
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Singing Opera’s praises; more clicks than Google
Since as a child I saw the Daily Mail headline: “Passengers hit by cancelled trains”, I have had a closet desire to be a sub-editor. Now at last as the publisher of my own blog I have that privilege so … Continue reading
Posted in Business models, User Experience
Tagged cloud, Google, Opera, transaction farm
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Android phone sales up 1,309% • The Register
It’s been a good year for Android-based smartphones: their worldwide sales are up 1,309 per cent, year-on-year, according to research outfit Canalys. via Android phone sales up 1,309% • The Register. I am developing several products in the belief that … Continue reading
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User experience is the new battleground in software
For the last couple of years I have been thinking about User Experience (UX) design in software projects. I really got into this when I worked at Businesslink for a while on their secure registration system and several other applications. … Continue reading
Posted in User Experience
Tagged Flex, GWT, JQuery, Primefaces, RIA, SmartGWT, User Experience
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I have added an RSS feed
In response to requests I have added an RSS feed. Cheers, James
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