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The Art of Agile Development, James Shore, Shane Warden

The Art of Agile Development
James Shore, Shane Warden
$40, list, $37, Amazon
Paperback: 430 pp.
O'Reilly Media, Inc. (Oct. 26, 2007)
ISBN-10: 0596527675, ISBN-13: 978-0596527679
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DTrace and Clean Code: Apple disables DTrace for iTunes (slashdot)

Slashdot notes yesterday that Apple's OS X Leopard port of Sun's DTrace comprehensive dynamic tracing framework specifically adds thread level disabling. Initially this seems to disallow probing on iTunes.

Design Engagement Success: Adaptive Path advice

Making the Most of a Design Engagement
by The Adaptive Path Team, October 22, 2007
Adaptive Path’s tips for their clients:

Recognize Design team's strengths, focus on that, set expectations high quality.

Keep in mind the core concept or design principles when implementation and operational details are in foreground.

Use budget for design work, not just communication.

Provide design team with proper resources: Time, information, money, people, passion.

Let go of your internal baggage.

Content Management Systems (CMS) & Content Management Strategy

Adaptive Path, April 1st, 2004
Why Content Management Fails
by Jeffrey Veen, Director of Product Design and a founding partner, Adaptive Path
http://www.adaptivepath.com/ideas/essays/archives/000315.php

Our Focus: We do custom work for each client

Always, our prior project experience is brought to bear on new assignments.

One form this takes is the product development frameworks we build bases on our earlier work: systems of inquiry, of administration of details and roles, the tangible form of our research conclusions, software tools, project schedule and budget structures.

Nonetheless, every one of our engagements yeilds custom work. This is because every client comes with specific needs, resources, marktet conditions and people.

Our Focus

We are designers.
We bring technology to bear on business needs.
We do custom work for each client.

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