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Monday, August 29, 2005

No point getting certified

This discussion on Slashdot.org hits the nail about IT certifications. Its just a hoax and meant only for the HR. Why the HR? They get an easy metric to evaluate a candidate and saves them the trouble of really carrying a rigorous filtering process. Although Certifications do indicate a certain level of competance, it doesn't mean the candidate is good for developing industrial-strength applications.

Conclusion: Certifications is of no use. Waste of time. Atleast for me.

Sunday, August 28, 2005

Come from the Korean creativity

A fantastic series of photo illustrations by Korean artist Komusin. Many images involve cute little medicine pills, pieces of candy, or sushi rolls engaging in zany hijinks and speaking in talk-bubbles.

Click here for the Flickr Album

Thursday, August 18, 2005

Subversion on Windows

Articles
Books

Monday, August 15, 2005

SiteProNews: The 10 Best Resources for CSS

My personal favorites are CSSZenGarden and AListApart (although not listed here)

Thursday, August 04, 2005

Joel on Software - Hitting the High Notes

The principles are important not the context used for describing them. Joel uses Software development for communicating the principles he has learnt. I prefer to keep the principles and leave the context alone.

Tuesday, August 02, 2005

Successful Strategies for Commenting Code

This is a good run-down of all commenting strategies. Although a critical peice in writing code, it is something that is not taught in schools. It's better learnt by burning hands, more than once. Most good developers should have charred hands by now :)