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At a recent internal Capgemini tradeshow, we had the pleasure of using some great quotes that really benefit working the way I like the best: Small agile teams where we can show and tell — make working software and prototypes very fast in close collaboration with clients. Mads and I decided to add a few […]

I got this question today from Lars Pind, who is a brilliant former developer now coaching other software developers: 6. Which blogs or websites do you read to keep up-to-date at work? And i realized that i have just had more than 6 months of RSS reader boycot (inspired by Peter Krantz). Until recently, my […]

It takes a lifetime to become an expert on the usability field. Many developers may be interested in creating usable, successful applications. But the entry barrier is sometimes too high — it’s easier to rely on the usability experts than to know about usable applications themselves. Although I’m really passionate about usability, I really understand […]

At a recent project, there was a requirement to describe the CSS used on a site, as a documentation, other developers could use. We decided to go a bit further — not only documenting the CSS classes — but making a guide that developers could find easy to use. Also we wanted developers with little […]

What a treasury of old and new maps, images, graphs — all you can imagine. www.math.yorku.ca/SCS/Gallery/milestone/ (found via wikipedia: information graphics) Actually, I’m in the middle of preparing a workshop where some of these visualizations can serve as background inspiration material. Update later same day: Add to this the Periodic Table of Visualization Methods: Just […]

My colleague Mads and myself made an internal “sales show” for the way we use Ruby on Rails to deliver web projects that are fast, small, agile prototypes in close collaboration with clients. Here are a few photos from our internal Capgemini kickoff: The sign says “Test yourself: Project manager — can you handle it”. […]