Hi there
On Thu, 15 Sep 2005, Michal Wallace wrote:
On Thu, 15 Sep 2005, Beatrice During wrote:
Just a short comment to your email Michael (thanks for your thoughts
onj this matter BTW ;-):
:)
One of the current major discussions about how to capitalize
on Open Source as a business model is just that - learning/training.
So I think you are on to something there Michael - both regarding the
technical aspects and the project management/developer process aspects.
Sprinting combines them both ;-)
Hi Bea,
I recently did a "sprint" in the form of
the pyweek game challenge. We hung out in
IRC for most of the week and made a game.
(Or at least a game engine, before we ran
out of time!)
To me it was an exercise in project
management but it was also a recruiting
tool: I wanted to see what it was like to
work with certain people before I spent
the money to actually hire them.
It worked well, and I plan to continue
using that model to screen potential
hires in the future... Maybe a company
with more cash in the bank could use
pypy in a similar way?
Sincerely,
Michal J Wallace
Sabren Enterprises, Inc.
What a great application - do you mind if I spread the word about this..?
Cheers
Bea
Beatrice Düring Change Maker
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Allt detta som binder vår verklighet
i bojor av skam och rep utav tvång.
Alla dessa kedjor som binder vår sång.
Jag skall slita dem alla i små, små stycken
och möjligtvis av resterna göra mig smycken."
- hemlig
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