Random Links

The carpet-layers are hammering away upstairs, so I figured I'd distract myself by pulling up a few links from my del.icio.us collection:

Accessible Web Authoring Practices: guidelines for making your web site accessible to people with various handicaps.
CruiseControl: a continuous integration system that will rebuild your code and re-run your tests every time someone checks in.
EMMA: a free Java code coverage tool.
How to Write Unmaintainable Code: just what the title says.
Internet Groupware for Scientific Collaboration: an essay by Jon Udell that has stood the test of time.
jMechanic: an open source Java profiler.
PMD: a tool for finding problems in Java source code.
PyChecker: a similar tool for finding problems in Python code.
Studies of Programmers' Performance: chasing the literature down.
World Builders: a college course I wish I'd been able to take.
SimPy: discrete event simulation in Python.
You and Your Research: a talk by Richard Hamming, to be taken with a large dose of salt.
Schedule Games: "Hope is our most important strategy" and others.
11 Clients You Need to Fire: for those of you thinking of a career in consulting.
Going to a Trade Show: or a conference...
How to Give and Receive Criticism: Scott Berkun's view.
Journal of Young Investigators: a student-run journal that gives valuable experience with the submission and review process.
What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic: but far too many don't...
Applied Software Project Management: more formal than most graduate research requires, but still a very good (free) course.