A development process that involves any amount of tedium will eventually be done poorly or not at all.
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My name is Matt Blodgett, and I believe the most important problems in software development are non-technical.
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- Three Simple Rules for Career Satisfaction
- Great Hackers and Boring Work
- Firefox Tip: Get Spell Checking on All Form Fields
- Corollaries to Blodgett's First Law
- Paul Graham on Office Space for Hackers
- If Something Seems Boring, Skip It
- ^\d+ ?[A-Za-z]+s$ is Officially Played Out
- Matt Blodgett's First Law of Software Development
- Code Samples From "Programming Ruby" That Made Me ...
- Code Samples From "Programming Ruby" That Made Me ...
- IronRuby Caveats
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5 comments :
Posted on my whiteboard.
An excellent maxim
Brilliant! I just made it my quote on facebook...
Great! I can't wait for the second and third laws.
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