Showing posts with label do. Show all posts
Showing posts with label do. Show all posts
Friday, March 3, 2017
fotos do workshop em Recife otimizando o fluxo
fotos do workshop em Recife otimizando o fluxo
O workshop Otimizando o Fluxo de trabalho em projetos ágeis foi realizado em Recife no dia 08/08/2012.
Segue abaixo algumas fotos do workshop:
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| Story tracking graphs |
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| Cumulative Flow Diagram graphs |
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| Control chart Graphs |
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Sunday, February 5, 2017
Garbage collection DO exists in C
Garbage collection DO exists in C
The .NET Framework is a very advanced framework as it has two different types of garbage collection. Like Java it is able to remove objects that is not in use anymore without being told and do it automatically. But .NET also has another GC that Java doesnt have. It is not the normal GC that you would assume, but it is highly integrated into the WinForms framework.
This new garbage collection is a property named Tag in the Control class. This is a place where you can put any garbage into that you could use later. The Controll class will store it for you forever, which is nice when you want to have garbage lying around. So with this enhanced garbage collection, you can store all your garbage and it looks like it is good OO.
The idea behind the Tag property is to store objects for combo box and list items, which is later used when a list item is selected and the object "representing" is needed. It seems that MS has come up with their own solution to the well known Model-View-Control pattern for GUI development. What they came up with is that every GUI control needs to have a model/data, and therefore it is wise to add such functionality to the Control class. The problem is that changing the model (Tag property) does not have any effect at all, the list or combo boxes doesnt change when the Tag property is updated. It is just a place to store objects; it isnt really MVC, is it?
The thing with Java, which tries to enforce the MVC (or at least MV) it is that the GUI devloper has to seperate the model from the view (and control). With .NETs approach you most of the time end up with a Form that has several Control objects and data in one class. I thought OO was to go away from the One-File(-To-Rule-Them-All) idea and seperate code. Now that MS still lets the developers use the Tag property, they are not helping us to seperate logic from representation. And it sucks, because we developers are lazy. We really need someone standing behind our back so we code "correctly".
Once again, Im sitting wishing that my current project was developed in Java and not in .NET 2.0, because I do not want to work store everything in one class.
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Tuesday, January 31, 2017
frequently asked questions how do you make time create
frequently asked questions how do you make time create
I get all kinds of email and asked TONS of questions about all sorts of creative things and once in a while I will take the time to answer many of the frequently asked questions here on my blog!
Something I get asked A LOT is advice about finding and making time to create. Ive got a lot of experience under my belt, under all kinds of circumstances when it comes to creating and today I am sharing some of the best tips I can give for making time in your schedule for creativity.
make time to create from Alisa Burke on Vimeo.
love what you do from Alisa Burke on Vimeo.
find small chunks of time from Alisa Burke on Vimeo.
keep those supplies on hand from Alisa Burke on Vimeo.
take an honest look at your time from Alisa Burke on Vimeo.
incorporate your art into your life from Alisa Burke on Vimeo.
its ok to go slow from Alisa Burke on Vimeo.
Have a question you want me to answer? Feel free to leave a comment or email me alisaburke@gmail.com
To read more about my journey as an artist-
jump start a creative career- HERE
jump start a creative career- HERE
taking a leap into full time artist- HERE
coping with creative burnout- HERE
coping with failure- HERE
how to keep your work authentic- HERE
the art of chasing a dream- HERE
the art of chasing a dream- HERE
managing life and a creative business- HERE
the art of setting goals- HERE
the art of blogging- HERE and HERE
the things I havent shared- HERE
stronger than I ever knew- HERE
the art of setting goals- HERE
the art of blogging- HERE and HERE
the things I havent shared- HERE
stronger than I ever knew- HERE
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