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Thanks to the hard work of the Fog Creek team, including ten great summer interns, we have just released amazing new upgrades to FogBugz and Kiln.
To kick off the new releases, we’re about to start another one of our famous world tours. I’ll be flying to 20 (yes, twenty) different cities to demo FogBugz 8.0 […]
The first Stack Exchange site to make it all the way through the community creation process is now live and out of beta!
webapps.stackexchange.com is a place to get help with web applications. Want to know how to email huge files? How to delete your Facebook account? How to secretly follow someone on Twitter? How to […]
The Stack Overflow Blog: “The Unix world loves to take sides. I don’t have to blog about this; Freud already did, in 1930. He called it ‘the narcissism of minor differences’”
Need to hire a really great programmer? Want a job that doesn’t drive you crazy? Visit the Joel on Software Job Board: Great software jobs, […]
A reader asked me for a list of incubators in India. Other than CIIE and previously mentioned iAccelerator this is what I had with me. the morpheus Clearstone Venture Partners Aavishkaar Seedfund HeadStart Ventures The Startup Centre National Design Business Incubator (NDBI) Society for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (SINE), by IIT Bombay Technology Business Incubator (TBI), […]
Apple and Oracle announce OpenJDK project for Mac OS X. This is one of the better results after Java was deprecated on OS X. So OpenJDK takes the reins for Java on OS X and future releases will come from Oracle. It is good to read that Apple is contributing actively to the Java SE […]
Microsoft has posted a video of testimonials criticizing OpenOffice. I do believe that some users can have problems with OpenOffice because they think that it is a drop-in replacement for Microsoft Office, the same problem that has plagued Linux since its appearance. I use OpenOffice, as a different office suite with its own feature sets, […]
DRDO, the organization working for building self-reliant systems for Indian defence, is planning to set up its own operating system. The article cites primary reason as security. I am glad. But I also read that the implementation was going to be based on the misconception that we get higher security through proprietary and closed systems. […]
Rob Martin has an interesting article about how agile might die the same death (use this if you don’t have flash) as its predecessor. I have seen two issues hurting all kind of agile manifestations. One, it is difficult to build a mature team to really adopt agile. So you have certifications, that have created […]
In the most recent update for OS X 10.6, Apple has deprecated Java. That is, the Apple produced JVM won’t be supported any more and possibly removed from future versions. Ironically, the update also includes some improvements to Apple’s Java. Moving to a third-party JVM will involve some glitches. There is SoyLatte, and I hope […]
IE has been the bash-up browser for quite some time. Every other browser gets things right. Now IE9 seems to have the right start, but I wonder that it will still be the IE6. Not because it lags in development, but because it lags in adoption. There are 3 ways in which users can adopt […]