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After reading Ryan Stewart post about "Differences Between Silverlight Out of Browser Experience and AIR". I wanted to add some personal experience and notes. RAD – Rapid Application Development Another thing to consider is that silverlight integrates well with wcf and web services, that means that building a client server apps is easier. When I tried using Air, I had to write either HTML file or Flash and in order to communicate with the server I had to use Ajax calles or HTTP get requests...
We recently started to practice SCRUM at Nana10 . I have the pleasure of working with some amazing people: Alex Agronik, Izabella Bondarevsky, Tal Sharabi, Udi Haik, Michal Schechter, Nira Niski, Nir Nave, Amitay Tweeto, Ilana Tamir… We are using an Hybrid of SCRUM and XP, so that we took some practices from XP and implemented them in our SCRUM process. Here are some pictures to illustrate the process that we are going throw right now: This picture shows the way we prioritized and estimated product...
When you say that you are done with a task, what do you mean? Does it mean you completed the code? Does it mean you created tests for that code and all the tests passed? Does it mean you integrated the code back to the repository and execute a new build? Does it mean you had your R&D manager review your code? The point I am trying to explain is that there are so many definition to the term “done”. So I will ask you again: what do you mean when you say done?”. In my opinion there is “right” answer...
Just the other day, I had an argument about the way to add references to a project. As you already know, there are two main ways to achieve that: Project Reference. File Reference. The “Project Reference”, add a reference to a project within the given solution where a "File Reference” references an assembly that is located everywhere, either on the local machine or on the network (we just browse to it and add it to the references). So, the question is: “when to use Project and when to use File...
Recently I had installed some add-ins for my Visual Studio, however I could not see them nor use them. I wanted to check if the add-ins where installed, so I have tried to open the Add-In Manager. Unfortunately the Add-In manager was grayed out – disabled: In order to fix that I had to allow Visual Studio to load Add-Ins. From tools—>Options—>Environment—>Add-In/Macro Security I have checked the option Allow Add-In component to load: Once, I completed that I had to restart VS and...
