What’s in your Utility Belt?
When developing software, we engineers have to use a variety of tools to deliver the right product to our clients. As Batman has practically everything… Read More
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Sometimes the Tools of the Trade Take Time
I’m not a very good woodworker. I rush things. I have a general rule when I do work with wood and saws, I only… Read More
SEP Matching Public Donations for Typhoon Haiyan Relief
Software Engineering Professionals (SEP) is saddened by the destruction and devastation caused by last week’s Super Typhoon Haiyan across the Philippines. As we have… Read More
Over the Horizon
Software is a very fluid realm, and the ebbs and flow move quickly. Moore’s Law in hardware is dragging software with it, if… Read More
Even With Structure, The Possibilities are Endless
Poetry is an art form based on structure. The pinnacle of poetry studied by most everyone on their high school English class is the… Read More
Where is the iOS app industry headed?
I’m worried about the iOS app industry. Not because I see signs of Apple dying, but because I know how technology fads go. That,… Read More
The Point of Particularly Personal Personas
The Agile software development movement has a concept called user personas. During a project’s spin-up, developers are encouraged to create these personas as representative… Read More
Android Studio – Not Ready for Primetime
Android Studio is a new IDE that Google has released into Early Access Preview. It is based on the popular IntelliJ editor;… Read More
Twenty-Five Years of SEP
Before Software Engineering Professionals (SEP) had a name or won over its first client, 24-year-old Jeff Gilbert and his three Rose-Hulman buddies were working… Read More