Linkdump for September 13th
¶ by Rob Friesel-
Looks like the crew at Bocoup gave "jQuery Fundamentals" a nice, solid refresh. If you ask me, this is one of the best (if not the best) guides to writing efficient, scalable jQuery-based JavaScript. Recommended.
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Good primer on redirection in bash. As I see it: read the first half for the fundamentals; read the second half for adventure.
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Interesting post by Jimmy Bogard, but I think the title is a bit misleading. (It shouldn't be "Why I’m done with Scrum", it should be "Why I’m done with Scrum HERE".) His best points are around finding the right equilibrium w/r/t/ delivering value instead of delivering stories, but as I recall from my readings (e.g., Shore & Warden's book
) if you're executing Agile/Scrum effectively then your focus is already on delivering value. Ultimately this seems to be a question of what Larsen & Shore called "Agile Fluency"; how "high-functioning" is your organization (or your group within the greater organization) when it comes to Agile workflows? That being said, I find myself naturally gravitating towards his proposals about Kanban-style JIT assignment and specification. (But that's not really anything new, either…)
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By Adam Wiggins. Interesting read; it's an opinion piece, for sure–but there's thought put into it.
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Warren Ellis:
Understand that our present time is the furthest thing from banality.
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