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Lava Lamp with CruiseControl « Development at Guidewire Lava Lamp with CruiseControl. Posted on February 24, 2009 by Shane Duan. As we are getting Phoenix project under way, I am trying to get it started right by ... 2.
Lava Lamp with CruiseControl « Development at Guidewire Lava Lamp with CruiseControl. Posted on February 24, 2009 by Shane Duan. As we are getting Phoenix project under way, I am trying to get it started right by ... 3.
Burn-up and Burn-down Charts « Development at Guidewire Burn-up and burn-down charts are my favorite report, because they fit very well in the story based iteration model of the project development. ... 4.
Avoiding Death By Complexity « Development at Guidewire Avoiding Death By Complexity. Posted on August 28, 2008 by Alan Keefer. Every developer knows that there are plenty of different ways to kill a software ... 5.
The Necessity of Type Inference « Development at Guidewire Type inference is a subject near and dear to our heart here at Guidewire; one of the primary features of GScript from the very start has ... 6.
Quality Assurance in Guidewire’s Agile World « Development at ... Quality Assurance in Guidewire’s Agile World. Posted on January 25, 2008 by rsmithguidewire. The goal of quality software development is to ... 7.
A More Clearly-Stated Version of My Argument « Development at ... A More Clearly-Stated Version of My Argument. Posted on October 6, 2008 by Alan Keefer. I was perhaps a little poorly stated and a little ... 8.
A More Clearly-Stated Version of My Argument « Development at ... A More Clearly-Stated Version of My Argument. Posted on October 6, 2008 by Alan Keefer. I was perhaps a little poorly stated and a little ... 9.
Syntax Matters « Development at Guidewire Syntax Matters « Development at Guidewire If it didn’t, we’d still all be using assembly language. Thanks, Reg. (tags: programming syntax ... 10.
Why I Don’t Write Interaction Tests « Development at Guidewire There are times, though, when I start to second-guess my past experience and think that writing some interaction tests might be a good idea. ... |
