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Talk about what makes a developer "the ultimate development tool" and how Ruby on Rails can help the right individual to become one. Delivered in Conferencia Rails 2009, in Madrid, Spain

Tecnología

the magnificent

javier ramírez
jramirez@aspgems.com

in time, every post
tends to be occupied
by an employee
who is incompetent
to carry out
his duties
- Peter Principle's Corolary-

if a 200-man project has 25
managers who are the most
competent programmers, fire
the 175 troops and put the
managers back to
programming
- Frederick P. Brooks -
the mythical man month

DevELoPeR
vs.

ProgRamMer
suggested reading: http://www.paulgraham.com/hp.html

Individuals and interactions over
processes and tools

Working software over
comprehensive documentation

Customer collaboration over
contract negotiation

Responding to change over
following a plan

knowing
grammar is
not enough
to be a
writer

Simplicity
-the art of maximizing
the amount of work
not done-
is essential
- the agile manifesto -

the web will
always be a
little bit
broken
- tim berners lee - you know, that guy

not everything
worth doing is
worth doing well
- tom west - the soul of a new machine

do what you do well
and Stay up to date

team with your clients
and with your users

don't look for a culprit
just make it work

At regular
intervals, the team
reflects on how
to become more
effective, then tunes
and adjusts its
behavior accordingly.

la herramienta de desarrollo definitiva

http://javier-ramirez.com

woRk http://aspgems.com
blog http://formatinternet.com
twittEr http//twitter.com/supercoco9
mAil jramirez @ aspgems.com
mEmber of http://spainrb.org

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The Ultimate Development Tool

1. La herramienta de Desarrollo defInitiva

2. the magnificent javier ramírez jramirez@aspgems.com

3. MagiC

4. MagiC my #ss !

5. BUT...

6. the ultimate development tool

7. 1.the ghost of CHRISTMAS past

8. the happy seventies

9. Space & army projects

10. in time, every post tends to be occupied by an employee who is incompetent to carry out his duties - Peter Principle's Corolary-

11. if a 200-man project has 25 managers who are the most competent programmers, fire the 175 troops and put the managers back to programming - Frederick P. Brooks - the mythical man month

12. SHOW ME THE $$$$

13. finger pointing

14. MonolitHs are soooo 80'S

15. 2.projects are conversations

16. DevELoPeR vs. ProgRamMer suggested reading: http://www.paulgraham.com/hp.html

17. Individuals and interactions over processes and tools Working software over comprehensive documentation Customer collaboration over contract negotiation Responding to change over following a plan

18. university sucks

19. knowing grammar is not enough to be a writer

20. autodidactism takes time

21. fall / winter development

22. Simplicity -the art of maximizing the amount of work not done- is essential - the agile manifesto -

23. CLIENTS DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY WANT

24. All your requirements are belong to us

25. RELEASE EARLY RELEASE often

26. the web will always be a little bit broken - tim berners lee - you know, that guy

27. not everything worth doing is worth doing well - tom west - the soul of a new machine

28. do what you do well and Stay up to date team with your clients and with your users don't look for a culprit just make it work

29. 3.run, rails! run!

30. extracted, not overdesigned

31. RAILS IS GROUCHO MARX

32. a nest of early birds

33. it's not a tool it's *my* tool

34. At regular intervals, the team reflects on how to become more effective, then tunes and adjusts its behavior accordingly.

35. la herramienta de desarrollo definitiva http://javier-ramirez.com woRk http://aspgems.com blog http://formatinternet.com twittEr http//twitter.com/supercoco9 mAil jramirez @ aspgems.com mEmber of http://spainrb.org

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