In his interview on Sunday's 60 Minutes, Robert Gates said his greatest frustration was that he lead a department that is organized to plan for war but not to fight a war.
Today at Rails Conf 2011, Eric Ries, the creator of the Lean Startup methodology and the author of the popular entrepreneurship blog Startup Lessons Learned, noted that waterfall methodology is similar in that waterfall is great for creating a plan for the development of a really bad product.
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- Rhino Scripting in Java
- CSV Bulk Import
- JMock
- Internet Alphabet Soup
- Green Screen HTML Style
- Another Example - Yourself
- Groovy Script for AS400 Data
- Coad Interview of Jefferies
- More Scripting With Rhino
- Scripting With Objects
- Old School OO
- AS400 SYSPROCS
- Big Picture and Broken Windows
- Unheard Of! SQL on the AS400
- Behavioral Differences Between HashMap and TreeMap
- Sixty Second Rails
- Plum Pudding Model
- Impacting the Business
- CheatSheets
- Domain Modeling with Color?
- Maven Lifecycle and Examples
- Tomcat Basics
- Fitnesse How-To
- Ant's JAR Task
- Learning Tests for Java Dates
- Quickstart MySQL App With Maven
- Closures in Groovy
- Cohesion and Coupling
- Java Generics
- Groovy Script for Lucene
- Solient Green (and Architecture) is People
- Feeling Guilty?
- Subversion and Cruise Control
- Debugging RPG Called From JDBC
- The Value of Methodology
- Wicket in Action Quickstart
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- Inappropriate Infrastructure
- Idiomatic Ruby
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