When Less is More
What’s this? A blog that is oriented toward managers which actually has useful information for a developer, too? I know, it surprised me as well. Check out the post entitled The 37th Button On Your Remote Control, over at BNET which offers a refreshing perspective for managers tasked with overseeing people who design applications – or really, anything intended to be used by humans.
While you’re recommending reading to your manager, have them take a look at the excellent (and freely available to read online) book by 37signals, Getting Real. Both of these writings have a very good handle on how less truly can be more when it comes to application design.
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- 03.26.08 / 1pm
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metautonomous is the weblog of Ernie Miller, an application developer in Louisville, Kentucky who believes that software development should be fun − not just for the developer, but for the users. You can reach him via e-mail
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