James Grenning's Blogs
| 25 Sep 2006 | Over a Half Million Embedded Developers Behind On Their Learning | Well not all of them |
| 24 Jan 2006 | Lack of bugs delays project | Go back and find more bugs |
| 19 Jan 2006 | Alternative to the Hope and Pray Method for New Relaseses from 3rd Parties | Use tests that show how your applcation interacts with its 3rd party code |
| 19 Jan 2006 | Vague Commitments vs. Detailed Delivery | Commitments are made at a high level, but system sare evaluated at the detailed level |
| 13 Jan 2006 | Feeling Lucky, The Unwritten Requirement | The rest of the system still has to work |
| 27 Apr 2005 | My 2 cents on C++ Coding Standards | A simple C++ coding standard |
| 27 Apr 2005 | CppTestTools Memory Leak Detector | Example of the memory leak detector built into CppTestTools |
| 24 Apr 2005 | Success is an Option Too | Software development problems are not new. Agile addresses critical success factors identified by Standish Group Chaos Report |
| 18 Apr 2005 | The Problem of Managing Variations In C | How a mess is created in C |
| 14 Mar 2005 | The Advantage of Not Having Hardware Yet | Anticipated hardware is replaced by abstractions, creating a design that can stand the test of time |
| 25 Feb 2005 | TDD and Memory Leaks | Prevent leaks with TDD |
| 24 Feb 2005 | They Are All Priority 1 | How can a product manager deliver Ten Priority 1 Features |
| 22 Feb 2005 | Transforming Idea | Ah! Ha! Experience of how objects can save embedded developers from reinventing the wheel |
"It's easier to act your way into thinking differently than to think your way into acting differently"
- I wish I knew who said this
"Their judgement was based on wishful thinking more than sound calculation of possibilities; for the usual thing among men is, when they want something, they will , without any reflection, leave that to hope, while they will employ the full force of reasoning in rejecting what they find unpalatable."
- Thucylides, approximately 400 BC
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