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Monthly Archives: February 2009
We’re wrapping up a project that I’ve been leading since September and I’ve been reflecting on some of my decisions. Some of this reflection might be interesting to other developers. There are a few things on my mind, but I’ll … Continue reading
Maria Giudice from Hot Studio and I are speaking Sunday, March 13 at SXSW on When Worlds Collide: Human Centered Design Meets Agile Development. We’ve worked with Hot on many successful projects over the years. As the name of our … Continue reading
I’ve written about Java 5 concurrency in the past and I’ve recently had the opportunity to make use of another one of the concurrency constructs: the BlockingQueue. The Problem There’s a problem we’ve seen a few times in the last … Continue reading
In my last post on unit testing iPhone development I introduced a couple helpful tools including OCMock, a mock objects implementation for Objective-C. I recently came across a scenario where I needed to make an assertion on an argument passed … Continue reading
As we get in to developing iPhone/Touch applications at Carbon Five, we obviously want to bring over all our best agile practices including test driven development (TDD). I’ve been bootstrapping with the beta version of the Pragmatic iPhone SDK Development … Continue reading
Maria Giudice from Hot Studio and I have organized a panel called Can’t We Just All Get Along? Human-centered Design Meets Agile Development for Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco this coming April. How can designers and developers work together … Continue reading