Sarah HL (mere-teresa)'s Public Profile in the Diigo Community

Member since Dec 01, 2008, follows 11 people, 21 public groups, 844 public bookmarks (3814 total).

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Manager une équipe de développement Web on 2009-11-20
Ergonomie et expérience utilisateur | Marc Decerle on 2009-11-20
- Révéler progressivement les infos, Ne pas tout balancer d’un coup. La métaphore du couteau suisse. Tout déplié : on n’y comprend rien. Par contre en sortant un outil à la fois on a un outil hyper pratique !
- Internationaliser le logiciel et donner si possible des versions locales
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- - L’utilisateur doit lancer et contrôler les actions et non l’application elle-même.
  - Toujours mettre un loader pour les actions qui peuvent prendre du temps
  - Offrir des options de personnalisation
  - La page d’accueil d’une application (« blank state ») ne doit pas etre blanche mais doit proposer des actions pour l’utilisateur
OCTO talks ! » Les entreprises en marche rapide vers l’iPhone on 2009-11-20
À propos « Laurent Demontiers on 2009-11-20
Useless-Code by Geek Arlier -> Actualité hi-tech, programmes open-source, codes-sources utiles et autres geekeries ! on 2009-11-20
Additifs Alimentaires - Webadditifs on 2009-11-20
La solitude de l'architecte d'information - 60 questions, le blog on 2009-11-20
4 outils de création de diagrammes en ligne | So... what ?!?! Blonde outside, geek inside on 2009-11-20
Ibuildings - Blog - ibuildings.co.uk on 2009-11-20
- In this post, I'd like to share a bit on what our recruitment process looks like, what we look for in people and what working at Ibuildings means for our staff
- We like to believe that we have great positions for developers.
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- - Solving the functional requirements of a project is one thing, but making sure that it still works when 11 million people visit the site on a single day is another!
  - it has to do with the fact that many of our developers do not regard their work as 'just a job'
  - They are motivated and eager to build cool stuff.
  - learn while they work
  - 1. Screening your CV
  - Though experience is important, there are many other things we pay attention to, such as software engineering skills (development is more than just coding)
  - 2. A self evaluation
  - we'll ask you to fill out a self evaluation. This gives you the ability to tell us how much experience you have with certain topics and how you would rate your own skills
  - 3. A coding test
  - with 10 years of recruiting experience, it works for us and it works well
  - it’s really to see a developer in action
  - 4. An interview with an Ibuildings manager
  - we get to know you and talk about your ambitions, what you look for in a career
  - your potential future co-workers
  - 5. An interview with one or two software engineers
  - they will also identify the areas where we might need to train you (we can't expect everybody to know everything, of course)
  - 6. Reference check
  - if you've done community work or built open source applications, those are interesting references as well
  - 7. If we believe in you, and you believe in us, then we offer you a job
NovaMind Mind Map Document: Qu'est-ce qu'une bonne idée ? on 2009-11-20

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Ergolibre

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Free and Open Source Software (Windows OS)

203 members, 688 items

Sharing resources and discussing how best to use and develop open source software on the Windows operating system.
Future of the Web

90 members, 426 items

Watching the grand convergence of the desktop, the server, devices, and the Web. Topics addressed include events and emerging trends in universal interoperability, standards development, SOA, Clouds, Web-Stacks, RIA run-times, etc.
Getting Things Done

61 members, 85 items

About GTD by Dave Allenhttp://the-getting-things-done.blogspot.com/
Lifehackz

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This group is for everyone interested in how technology and information can make us more productive individuals.