At some point your team is going to be gone. Not all at once (well, maybe, but in that case you won't care), but over time turnover will completely replace your team.
If you are the manager, and you outlast the team, you're going to pay for low ...
At some point your team is going to be gone. Not all at once (well, maybe, but in that case you won't care), but over time turnover will completely replace your team.
If you are the manager, and you outlast the team, you're going to pay for low ...
Jason Cohen of Smart Bear Software has a brilliant blog. His post on QA vs. QC is something I've talked about in the past. I love his example of the Pringles manufacturing line discarding off-color chips -- it's a concrete, understandable way to define the difference between QA and ...
Jesse Noller has been republishing articles he wrote for Python Magazine. These are very informative: I learned new things about the "with" statement in python 2.5 and tonight I was introduced to Paramiko, a library for using SSH.
The process for building debian packages is actually very well documented, though many of the tutorials you will find are aimed at people who are packaging third-party software instead of their own.
Also, I'm running on Debian's Lenny, and I need to produce packages that install cleanly on ...
A python-based project I'm working on has a win32 user that I need to
support. Until yesterday I've been moving to a win32 laptop in order to
run python setup.py bdist_wininst so I can produce a self-installing
executable. Then I discovered how trivial it is to use ...