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Getting Real
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Martin SilcockGetting Real
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Girish RathorGetting Real
Here are the 16 chapters and 91 essays that make up the book. -
Shrutarshi Basu"Getting Real
Here are the 16 chapters and 91 essays that make up the book." -
Bernhard LeicherLesen! Von 37 Signals...
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Omid Manavibeschreibung 37signal
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Duane JenningsNo more bloat
The old way: a lengthy, bureaucratic, we're-doing-this-to-cover-our-asses process. The typical result: bloated, forgettable software dripping with mediocrity. Blech.
Getting Real gets rid of...
Timelines that take months or even years
Pie-in-the-sky functional specs
Scalability debates
Interminable staff meetings
The "need" to hire dozens of employees
Meaningless version numbers
Pristine roadmaps that predict the perfect future
Endless preference options
Outsourced support
Unrealistic user testing
Useless paperwork
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Jez CopeE-book on building software from 37signals
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Antonio VantaggiatoBrilliant guide to novel ways to write Web applications
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case black*************
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Yoo Falk JensenBog, der beskriver udvikling af software hurtigt og effektivt. Fundet under søgning på Collaborative technologies.
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Getting Real
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Claudio Moderinifree on-line reading
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Martin LindnerOnline version, free
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Carey ZGetting Real
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Miren Berasategi# Getting Real is about skipping all the stuff that represents real (charts, graphs, boxes, arrows, schematics, wireframes, etc.) and actually building the real thing.
# Getting real is less. Less mass, less software, less features, less paperwork, less of everything that's not essential (and most of what you think is essential actually isn't).
# Getting Real is staying small and being agile. -
doremi doI particularly appreciated the section "There is nothing functional about fucntional specs"!!
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Will AraBook free sobre linguagem ruby
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Dave DuarteOne of the best book sever written on developing software
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Michael M GrantA free text by 37 Signals describing their philosophy for developing applications for Web 2.0.
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Gord Broomhow to build a better web2.0 app, by 37 signals
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