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        <title>Coding Standards and Style</title>
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        <description>	&#60;p&#62;I've recently witnessed a bit of strife in a development team I work with.  The conflict orginated when source code was being arbitrarily reformatted to suit a particular developer's preferred formatting style&#8212;which was quite extreme and involved automatically reordering methods and variables within calsses, as well as a host of other formatting details.  The changes were resulting in merge conflicts that were extremely tedious and time-consuming to deal with.   Tension was building in the team due to the uninvited and unwarranted changes to stable code.  Eventually, the situation came to the point that team members were angry the issue needed to be resolved.  The team's coding style and practices needed to be collectively decided and agreed upon.&#60;/p&#62;
 
 
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        <description>	&#60;p&#62;I recently had a major ankle injury suffered during a soccer game.  It put me off my feet about eight weeks.  Not being able to drive made commuting back and forth to work a major inconvenience since I couldn't drive.  &#60;/p&#62;

	&#60;p&#62;Coincidentally, in the month or two preceding the injury, I had been pursuing a telecommuting plan with my employer and was already configured at home for it.  For some employers, the notion of telecommuting is met with skepticism for various reasons.&#60;/p&#62;
 
 
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        <title>Software Developer Office Space</title>
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        <description>	&#60;p&#62;Some time ago while faced with an impending move, I took the opportunity to express my point of view regarding ideal work space for myself.  The question is that of office space versus cubicle space.  I am reposting it here as I think it is still relevant.&#60;/p&#62;

	&#60;h2&#62;Introduction&#60;/h2&#62;
 
 
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        <title>Using Inno Setup to Create a Versioned Installer</title>
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        <description>	&#60;p&#62;An important piece of any application is an easy-to-use installer. If tool is difficult to setup, it's unlikely to get used. For Windows distributions, AgileTrack uses Inno Setup to generate custom setup executables. Scripts were creating to build both full installers and update installers. It is assumed that the reader has basic familiarity with Inno Setup and its setup scripts.&#60;/p&#62;
 
 
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        <title>Detect Java Installation with Shell Script</title>
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        <description>	&#60;p&#62;To assist in deploying AgileTrack in environments that already have a Java installation that may not be in the path, a simple shell script was created that searches the local drive for possible Java installations, and attempts to verify that the major version requirement is met.&#60;/p&#62;
 
 
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