10 Tips for Successful Development Projects
When you’re juggling four active projects, talking with clients and debugging thousand-line classes, being a developer can be stressful at times. Luckily, by planning a little here and there and working on your process, things can be much more manageable. A good developer is always perfecting his/her habits and skills. Here are a few things we’ve learned along the way.
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Tags: svn, development, web, planning, management, version control, best practices, work
- Saved by Lisa McMillan on December 28, 2007.
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Lars André | 10 Tips for Successful Development Projects |
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December 9, 2007 |
Garrett doles out some great tips for developers at the Blue Flavor blog. As it turns out, every single one of these could also be applied to web designers. Great stuff. |
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Hans | 10 Tips for Successful Development Projects | Blue Flavor |
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December 9, 2007 |
Good tips |
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Jeff | 10 Tips for Successful Development Projects |
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December 7, 2007 |
When you’re juggling four active projects, talking with clients and debugging thousand-line classes, being a developer can be stressful at times. Luckily, by planning a little here and there and working on your process, things c... |
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Deryck | 10 Tips for Successful Development Projects |
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December 7, 2007 |
Nice write up about being a developer working for commercial clients/projects. Simple and sound advice with some nice points. (Via Jeff Croft) |
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Karl | 10 Tips for Successful Development Projects | Blue Flavor |
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December 7, 2007 |
When you're juggling four active projects, talking with clients and debugging thousand-line classes, being a developer can be stressful at times. Luckily, by planning a little here and there and working on your process, things can... |
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