Altro che informatici-programmatori.

Un articolo che fa sorridere dicendo un sacco di verita'; proprio in questo ultimo settimana (anche se ancora claudicante) ho perso cosi' tante ore su pear e i moduli html_css,html_ajax,html_css e    HTML_Template_IT che mi do dello *oronzo.

A client asked me: Do you work much on weekends? Not wanting to disappoint, I spend Monday writing them a fun reply.
(Personally I try not to work on weekends but there are times when its unavoidable)

1. Programmers tend to under estimate development time-frames. There are often too many variables to consider, even in the best of requirements specifications and design documents.
2. We also under estimate house-keeping time, often underestimating things like code-commenting, help file generation, going through team changes, etc. The time for these ‘non-programming’ activities can be as much as a third of the total project time, which is often reclaimed on weekends.
3. We have to learn a bunch of things about your company and its technologies and how we are to integrate with your systems, up front – but we don’t plan time or money for these tasks and end up making up for lost time.

qui la continuazione.

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