Joe Andre,
I understand your point, although I wonder how many of these MBAs
will ever read that kind of book, and how many of them will follow
any of the advices it contains, because they're completely brain-locked...
Hence the double meaning of my question : do we really need that kind
of
Folks,
many here are wanting to join the web app bandwagon. I suggest
reading the Getting real book by 37signals which is by far the most
successful start-up enterprise in this camp today. They out of
nowhere created or provided the means for creation of: Ruby on Rails,
prototype
Hi Andre,
Do we really need such advices as Don't have meetings or
Design the interface before you start programming or even
Build something you can manage ?
I thought these things were known for years if not decades
(except by Microserfs perhaps)...
JB
Folks,
many here are wanting to
JB,
at least here in Brazil, we need those advises in big, bold, marquee-
sized, letters!
I've seen junior companies on my university conduct five or more
meetings during a week window without no pratical application...
common sense, is never, enough!
;-)
PS: right now, I am
JB, I have to agree with Andre. We have so many MBAs and bean
counters controlling what is being done at the highest levels, mostly
with very little in the world practical knowledge/experience that
they need to be shown/told how to get out of the book learning and
into the Real world. What
