Give me implementations, not specs
Back in the 90's integrating heterogeneous systems was a developer's headache, and the scarce occasions where a provider decided to provide a standard interface (be it »
Antipattern of the month #5: Inertia applied to software development
Things in the universe tend to be lazy. This was how Isaac Asimov used to explain inertia. Have you seen your project recently? Well, look again. »
Antipattern of the month #4: Blind Debugging
My mechanic says he's not able to fix my car by phone. To be fair, I would even allow him to give it a look from »
Antipattern of the month #3: suicide requirements
Almost all living things in the world (with notable exceptions) have that little survival thinguie adhered to the brain, you know, striving for practical stuff like »
Antipattern on the month #2: Random Coding
"The infinite monkey theorem states that a monkey hitting keys at random on a typewriter keyboard for an infinite time will almost surely type the »