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Software Engineer, Quality Assurance Representative, Grad Student in Computer Science


Sep
29
revised Programming vs Planning
removed redundant question; minor grammar edits; clarified objectives
Sep
29
comment is SCRUM useful for the project's success?
-1 Please provide details about your organizaiton's management structure (without violating non-discolsure agreements or information confidentiality) to facilitate meaningful answers.
Sep
29
suggested suggested edit on Programming vs Planning
Sep
29
suggested suggested edit on How to handle this unfortunately non hypothetical situation with end-users?
Sep
29
reviewed Reviewed Question on design of current pagination implementations
Sep
29
awarded  Custodian
Sep
29
reviewed Reviewed Is it possible for a one-man start-up to follow agile methods like Scrum?
Sep
21
awarded  Custodian
Sep
20
reviewed Reviewed Review before or after code commit, which is better?
Sep
20
reviewed Reviewed Revamp application
Sep
20
reviewed Reviewed Scrum Board for a distributed team
Sep
20
reviewed Reviewed Should I listen to my employer and use CASE tools?
Sep
15
comment Dealing with “I-am-cool-and-you-are-dumb” manager
+1 to gbjbaanb for creating a paper trail. Organizations with highly-managed processes use formal decision and analysis methods to help resolve conflicts.
Sep
15
comment Dealing with “I-am-cool-and-you-are-dumb” manager
I think that identifying the underlying problem and finding possible solutions to your situation would be suitable for either workplace.stackexchange.com or pm.stackexchange.com. I say that it may not be suitable here because, although you are a software developer, having a manager who is disrespectful and hypocritical is not specific to programmers. However, since the question has not migrated yet, I would say there is a good chance that my viewpoint is not shared by the moderators and your question may be considered fine here.
Sep
15
comment Are UML class diagrams adequate to design javascript systems?
@JimmyHoffa I agree to a considerable extent. Especially with modern IDE's, a programmer should easily be able to look at object-oriented source code and obtain the same information (and more) that is depicted in a class diagram. I can imagine class diagrams being more useful before modern IDE's with syntax highlighting and auto-generated outlines were available. Class diagrams may be suited for depicting object-oriented structures to people without programming experience or in a large project where there is not enough time for the developer to verbally explain the design to everyone.
Sep
15
revised Are UML class diagrams adequate to design javascript systems?
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Sep
15
answered Are UML class diagrams adequate to design javascript systems?
Sep
14
comment How should I create a mutable, varied jtree with arbitrary/generic category nodes?
+1 for proposing entity-relationship mapping/diagrams
Sep
14
comment By what features and qualities are “free” and “premium” themes differentiated
"I hope you like this premium answer" +1
Sep
14
revised By what features and qualities are “free” and “premium” themes differentiated
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