by Doug Durham | Aug 18, 2015 | Development Methodologies & Best Practices, Our Engineering, Project Management, Software Engineering
Last Thursday we hosted an open house as part of Agile Lincoln’s monthly meetup. We were blown away by how many people showed up to see who we are, learn what we’re doing, and hear me talk about our approaches to software engineering. Since then a number of people...
by Tony Wilsman | Jul 30, 2013 | Development Methodologies & Best Practices, Software Engineering
I’ve been writing software professionally for ten years. Primarily I’ve worked on the web, but I’ve written everything from line-of-business apps to SQL business reports to CMS-based websites. I’ve always worked in small shops with one to three developers. We’ve...
by Nate Lowry | Feb 1, 2012 | Software Engineering
During our work on the hardware-based, motion-tracking side of EliteForm, we started out in a heavy R&D mode. We went through a number of possible solutions and the process was prototype, prototype, prototype. Once our current technology passed our smoke tests, we...
by Paul Bauer | Apr 8, 2011 | Software Development Tips & Tricks
Visual Studio Modeling Projects allow you to quickly generate useful documentation for your design: class diagrams, sequence diagrams, dependency diagrams. All are very nice to look at and useful for getting to know the system. An additional, somewhat hidden feature...
by Brian Gansemer | Mar 15, 2011 | Lab Reactions
By far my favorite feature of .NET reflection is the ability to easily implement custom plugin libraries. Whenever you have a nice generic business class that suddenly needs custom functionality for a particular scenario or customer, you usually have three choices:...
