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- Architecture of Open Source Applications
- It Will Never Work in Theory
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- Teaching Tech Together
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- Goodbye, Jeff
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- Git, Graphs, and Software Engineering
- Ten Simple Rules for Being a Good Research Partner
- Why Teachers Don't Collaborate on Lesson Development
- Why I Teach (Revisited)
- Just Keep Swimming
- Exaptation and the Future of Software Engineering
- Daddy, Why Don't You Ever Laugh?
- Goodbye, Dad
- Is Learning at Scale Just Another Name for Ubiquitous Surveillance in the Classroom?
- Correctness Isn't Compelling
- Twenty Percent
- That Seems Simple to Me
- We Have Nothing To Give Them
There's No Such Things as One Application
Mar 30, 2005
An interesting little article on why products take so much longer to build than programs.