We’ve all come across these scenarios. We have the perfect design, the perfect code, an unbelievably intuitive and easy to use interface, and then bam! Someone mentions some special case you hadn’t thought of or because you’re an obsessive programming perfectionist, you think of some off the wall scenario yourself.
Ever wonder how would you programmatically parse a sentence and decide whether to answer “that’s what she said”?
From launch to $20-30 million in 12 weeks.
Reports that select iPhone developers receiving iPhone 4s with A5 (iPad) chips
An interesting look at how a book about flies on Amazon hit $23,698,655.93 due to algorithmic pricing.
Looks like there is some cool stuff in the new release.
It seems obvious; the goal of business is to make money. Unfortunately in the software industry we hear a lot of this: “it costs too much”, “your rate is too high”, “we can’t afford to do that it’s not in the budget.”
An article from A List Apart discussing the professional’s responsibility to say “No” to bad ideas for the clients’/users’ benefit and some advice on how to handle it.
A great usability study on the widely accepted checkout process and how to improve it.
Here’s an interesting take on the Usability of Passwords.
The CISS Inventory Pro / Deltek Vision Integration project involved building a bridge to stream data between two different systems.
Brandon Pollett
Brandon is a 2005 graduate from the University of Louisville. He quickly realized that he wanted to create his own, unique working environment. His responsibilities at igNew include paying the bills, project management and occasionally getting to program.
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