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Monthly Archives: March 2008
If You Don’t Love It Don’t Release It!
One of the things that really bugs me is seeing software that not even its mother, the software designer, loves.
We see it all the time with ugly screens, broken functionality, sixteen bit icons, stolen icons, icons that come with the IDE etc ad nauseam. Why? Because the developer gets a “hot idea”, plugs away and [...]
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Just What Are We Talking About Here?
There are some really great blogs and books out there for ISV’s (Independent Software Vendors) and also some aimed at so called “mISV’s” (the m standing for micro effectively meaning smaller in size – for the purposes of this basic explanation). So it’s not my intent to create yet another blog duplicating their fine work. [...]
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Getting rid of I.E. 6?