Finally a software manifesto I can get behind

This is nonsense. Is any of it supposed to add insight to any of these software development issues? It's barely even defined what their position is. It is a vague, amateurish rehash of some of the currently popular thoughts discussed among many of the more insightful people in our industry (who are also much better writers).

Re: Finally a software manifesto I can get behind

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Post by wgj » Sat, Oct 31, 2009, 2:06 AM UTC

_dexodro wrote: post #3

I got rickrolled :(

Doesn't deserve a downvote. The video is a rickroll.

Re: Finally a software manifesto I can get behind

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Post by omouse » Sat, Oct 31, 2009, 2:32 AM UTC

alone wrote: post #5

This is nonsense. Is any of it supposed to add insight to any of these software development issues? It's barely even defined what their position is. It is a vague, amateurish rehash of some of the currently popular thoughts discussed among many of the more insightful people in our industry (who are also much better writers).

Woah, are you calling Joel Spolsky insightful? Ahahahahahaaha.

Re: Finally a software manifesto I can get behind

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Post by andreyf » Sat, Oct 31, 2009, 3:24 AM UTC

alone wrote: post #5

This is nonsense. Is any of it supposed to add insight to any of these software development issues? It's barely even defined what their position is. It is a vague, amateurish rehash of some of the currently popular thoughts discussed among many of the more insightful people in our industry (who are also much better writers).

I think it's meant as parody, not insighful advice... ;)