In the last episode of "Cloudspace does Agile," I talked about the weekly meetings. I also promised a post about the daily meetings. Here you go. And of course, feel free to comment on this post, or get in touch with me if you've got questions. tim @ my company's domain dot com. (Darn spammers!)
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Top 5 Attributes of Talented Developers
I think this list should also include "being self-motivated" (as a subpoint of #1), and "keeps up with changes in their field" (as a subpoint of #5). Although, this is coming from Isaac Sacolick, the VP of Tech for BusinessWeek, so I'm sure they have 3-week training seminars for developers at a retreat in the woods every... Continue reading »
Meet Tim Rosenblatt. Tim has been an engineer at Cloudspace for almost two years and is the Director of our Agile Development Team. He actually worked at Cloudspace over 5 years ago but opted to be a Techranger at UCF while finishing school. We are glad...
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We've just launched Sayfie Business, a new site for our good friend Justin Sayfie of Sayfie Media. This site is dedicated to Florida business news. It will feature daily links to the top business stories and has a blog ticker and a stock ticker so you have access to the most current news.
This is the third news site in the... Continue reading »
We're happy to announce a new visual redesign for the Partnership for Strong Families site. The new site is streamlined and easier to navigate, with some great Javascript touches that really make the site POP! Check it out!
Meet Scott Sampson. Scott has been an engineer at Cloudspace since the beginning. He is the youngest of my three older brothers who started Cloudspace over 12 years ago. With his many years of coding experience and logical problem solving skills, he has shown that any idea can come to...
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Hey kids, a quick tech update. We had some trouble finding this info, and wanted to spread the link love so others can find it.
If you want to install libevent on OSX, you might need the libevent development headers, or just to use it directly. Here's how to get ionto Mac OSX (Leopard, 10.5):