Today I was poking around StackOverflow [http://www.stackoverflow.com] when I came across a comment [http://stackoverflow.com/a/12648991/498624] that irked me a little, and it's not the first time I've seen this behavior. I've noticed that a lot of people tend to think of things in

I know what you're thinking. Every self-taught developer thinks that a degree doesn't matter, but they can't really talk because they don't know what their career would look like if they did get the degree. In that regard you would be correct, but when I say a CS degree doesn't

If you've worked at a company with a marketing and an IT department then you've probably witnessed the classic battle for where to draw the line on what kind of control marketing has over website content. Where I work the marketing department will occasionally win one over on us (IT)

I have a story about failures in communication to tell so that others might learn from it. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have worked with a programming team long enough already to learn where many of the major breakdowns can happen during development. The biggest hurdle to overcome on any project is how