[ June 5, 2009; 9:00 am to 10:00 am. ] This meeting occurred on Friday, June 5. If you missed it you can watch the replay, and keep an eye out for notices on our next open product review.
You are invited to participate in our monthly open product review and help shape the future of WebSphere sMash. See what the development team has been up [...]
[ May 31, 2009 8:00 am to June 1, 2009 4:00 am. ] Brandon Smith is speaking at RSC in Orlando, Florida this week. He has 2 presentations to share about using Rational Software with WebSphere sMash development. One is an examination of “Using Scrum with Rational Team Concert” to demonstrate how our team uses RTC as part of our Agile methodology. This session is Monday 3 PM [...]
Article: Tools for Test Driven Development of Web2.0 User Interfaces
Posted by Ryan B on October 24th, 2008. Other posts by Ryan B
Project Zero is breaking ground by using a new development model in IBM called Community-Driven Commercial Development. A core foundation of this model is the Agile software development method and culture. Test driven development shapes every developer’s approach to design and code. Automation and unit-testing is an important part of this principle. However in practice, [...]
If it has feathers and quacks, is it really a web 2.0 platform?
Posted by gcuomo on August 19th, 2007. Other posts by gcuomo
Is it worth standardizing an agile platform for our generation’s dynamic web applications?
I first started thinking about this topic when I saw a Twitter from Redmonk’s James Governor.
my name for the new stack: RASA – rest, atom, scripting, agile….. does that work for you people?
My short answer to James is YES. [...]
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- A tangled web of names: ProjectZero, projectzero.org, WebSphere sMash, IMPACT and IBM
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- Introducing the… PHP/Groovy Bridge (5.00 out of 5)
- Create a handler to avoid page includes repetition (5.00 out of 5)
- Drupal on Java (5.00 out of 5)
- A tangled web of names: ProjectZero, projectzero.org, WebSphere sMash, IMPACT and IBM
