Highlights of the modern software engineering series (1)

I have talked about many classes and met many students who taught me a lot. Below are some wonderful articles I have been impressed:

Http://teamkingofcsharp.spaces.live.com/blog/cns! 59FC2D3DD66822AA! 188. entry

December 26
Cathedral and Market"
Software Project Managers are always envious of the traditional industry. Whether it is an industrial assembly line or a construction site, they only need to increase manpower to catch up with the progress. Such a situation is completely mythical in the software industry, "man-month myth"-Dr. Brooks's most insightful insights from IBM's SYSTEM/360 family and OS/360 project management experience. When a software project is staffed, it is often necessary for people in the project to stop and give guidance to new people, but the progress will slow down. Or, after a few months, new people will become familiar with the process, the progress will speed up a little...

The features of software development prompted the vertical development of the "Cathedral" style in software development. At the beginning, it had already customized every detail of the entire system, the entire development process is implemented step by step in a serious atmosphere according to rules. And Development is closed. Microsoft is a representative of cathedral-style development.

Many of Linux's successes are attributed to Linux's startup Linus Torvalds's market-like development model. In the "Cathedral", only some people enjoy the "Privilege", while others are only on behalf of workers. Market-based development is more inclined to horizontal development. Here, everyone's creative ideas can be put into play and exchanged, unlike a company's class-like "multi-generation" system. The main way to maintain the whole cathedral is to enjoy money and material, while the way to maintain the whole market development is mainly to stimulate interest and enjoy the spirit. Market-based development is open.

In the dream code, the development of Chandler does not belong to the two. They are similar to the "market", and the motivation mainly comes from the stimulation of interest and spiritual enjoyment, but the management is similar to the "Cathedral "...

KFC's ihunter should belong to the "marketplace...

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Yuanhe Huang-Dec. 26,200 8
Who wrote this? This article is really good.
 

Xin xinxin-Dec. 27,200 8-Delete
Yes, of course, you can compare it with the text written by DTSlob next door...
 

Yuan CHEN-Dec. 27,200 8
I don't know how linus torvalds in the marketplace treats the bug reports that are "annoying, disturbing his time, and distracting him" in the contact group ......
 

King of C #-Dec. 28,200 8
Re CHENYuan: You can see how Linus Torvalds reply the comment of his "Git" by Dmitry Kakurin, and the famous argument with Andy Tanenbaum about Linux and Minix.
 

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King of C #-Dec. 28,200 8
Re xin: We are busing improve the software and do not have much time to write blogs. may you thinks we put too much time on coding, but we really have to make sure our software is good enough first, then we can have some free time do to this and that.
 

Yuanhe Huang-Dec. 29,200 8
Re xin: We 've heard that DTSlob has FULL-TIME blog writer in their group, but unfortunately we don't, all our members are assigned heavy coding tasks.
There's no doubt that DTSlob's staff assignment may help targeting higher score in your course. but we are targeting the best software, and all our members wants to learn software engineering skills and practice our teamworks, so we don't tell such thing to a member: "You don't need to write a single line of code, you just need to write fancy blogs and please our teacher."
 

Yuanhe Huang-Dec. 29,200 8
Speak of the famous argument between Torvalds and Dmitry Kakurin, you may refer to this blog: http://blog.csdn.net/turingbook/archive/2007/09/07/1775488.aspx
 

Xin Miao-Dec. 31,200 8
Re Yuanhe Huang: Like FULL-Time!
 

Yuan CHEN-Dec. 31,200 8
> The famous argument between Torvalds and Dmitry Kakurin
You think something is right just because somebody has done it before?
We judge ourselves and think rationally because we are men now