There are a multitude of programming languages – and a lot of jargon – out there to confuse potential developers and IT outsiders. Here is the first part of an A to Z of terms. [Continue reading] A to Z of Programming Languages (part 1)
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No brand
Can an organisation survive without a brand? A case study about ARM shows how it is possible if you delivering the right things to the right people at the right time, what’s in a name! [Continue reading] No brand
And in the beginning…there were computers
The past, present and future of computers. From the early mainframes to the mobile digital connected world, computers do all the important work, but what are they? [Continue reading] And in the beginning…there were computers
Accounting for freelancers
Top tips for a non-accountant freelancer, what you need to do keep the taxman happy, and how software could help…but better be organised first. [Continue reading] Accounting for freelancers
Watch this space – new stuff coming soon!
We’ve all see the ‘Coming soon’ promises on websites and product launches. Beware of selling snake oil, but a little teasing isn’t a bad thing. [Continue reading] Watch this space – new stuff coming soon!
Be happy, get your requirements met!
What are requirements, why are they so useful, and some possible problems. Your no-nonsense guide to making sure you get what you want! [Continue reading] Be happy, get your requirements met!
Agile vs. waterfall – what’s the big deal?
What’s the difference between agile and waterfall methodologies? Different, but compatible, why can’t we just play nicely! [Continue reading] Agile vs. waterfall – what’s the big deal?
Programmer, Developer or Coder – what’s in a name?
Here is a little bit about the past and present of programming – a Programmer by many various names. You could be part of the future? [Continue reading] Programmer, Developer or Coder – what’s in a name?
Projects in a nutshell; imagine, plan, do, repeat.
A really really short and jargon-free introduction to Projects, just enough to get you on The Apprentice but not as a qualified Project Manager. [Continue reading] Projects in a nutshell; imagine, plan, do, repeat.
