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  • 30 Jul 08
    mberube
    mberube

    development programming joel software

  • caweldude
    Martin Carel
    • the main point here is software that will be installed and used by thousands or millions of people.
    • Some games are hits, many more games are failures, and if you want to make money on game software you recognize this and make sure that you have a portfolio of games so that the blockbuster hit makes up for the losses on the failures.
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  • 20 Mar 08
    ab_aditya
    Aditya Banerjee

    development productivity programming software

  • 10 Jan 08
    crettig
    Craig Rettig

    In fact there are several different worlds of software development, and different rules apply to different worlds.

    computers programming

  • 24 Sep 07
    terry_ebdon
    terry_ebdon

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  • 08 May 07
    coolas
    Colas Nahaboo

    development programming

  • 11 Feb 07
    infrared
    infrared

    "You're a software developer. Me too. But we may not have the same goals and requirements. In fact there are several different worlds of software development, and different rules apply to different worlds."

    engineering programming

  • 26 Jun 06
    jamesb
    James

    development programming

  • 26 Jul 05
    triple_entendre
    Triple Entendre

    Joel makes the startlingly salient point that there are different kinds of software, and each requires different sorts of work to produce.

    =essay development essay insightful software-development extreme

  • 22 Mar 05
    dcorking
    David Corking

    Project Management

    • Whenever you read one of those books about programming methodologies written by a full time software development guru/consultant, you can rest assured that they are talking about internal, corporate software development. Not shrinkwrapped software, not embedded software, and certainly not games.

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