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This is the blog of Jesse Warden, a Rich Internet Application Architect. He specializes in using Flex and Flash to create Rich Internet Applications.

Archive for the 'Business Process' Category

Every time someone blogs about the way they code on a blog, the comments always have one person who writes about how their company/department/group has the described technique as a coding standard in their company. From using a new line for squiggly brackets, to no code on the timeline in Flash files, all the […]

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Skip to “Flex Tracer Bullets” to bypass all the philosophy and justification.
Preface
The Pragmatic Programmer, a must have programming book, talks about using Tracer Bullets to help clarify and further define requirements. In military terms, a tracer bullet is a special round of ammunition that burns brightly when fired from a weapon. It’s every […]

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Did you purchase Taleo Business Edition?

Saturday, February 3rd, 2007

If so, demand your money back. Then, give me $70k, and in 3 months, my team will have something better than they do. This will allow your company to have better job applicants: those that do not have negativity towards you.
Out of the 67 jobs currently on FlexJobs, at least 6 had this […]

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Creative Commons is not for Software, I Disagree

Wednesday, January 24th, 2007

I was irritated there was no attribution style license on Google Code, specifically, no Creative Commons license. So, I joined the Google Code mailing list, found 2 previous posts from people asking for CC being added as a license option, with responses that didn’t make it seem too likely to happen. I posted […]

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Identifying Team Resources

Tuesday, October 31st, 2006

Fellow UM consultant Andrew Powell talked about the RIA Team Concept. That inspired me to write about my recent team building experience.
I had the opportunity 3 months ago to augment my team. Placed on a large Flash development project, I knew I couldn’t do it alone with the resources I had. That’s […]

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