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How Do You Protect Your Children Today Online? (07.03.2020)
My Look at Mobile Spy Software (17.02.2020)
Visualize work: a short intro to Kanban boards (28.01.2020)
book review: How To Change the World (27.06.2019)
On Assumptions (27.05.2019)
Software producibility in Defense (05.06.2018)
Book review: How to measure anything (20.02.2018)
On Products selection (01.12.2017)
PMBOK overview (20.10.2017)

archived articles:

Book review: Sinatra Starter (09.07.2013)
On estimating... (12.03.2012)
Italian Agile Day 2011 (11.11.2011)
SCM rules (31.10.2011)
Learn by Doing (31.10.2011)
Marshmallow Challenge: interesting experiment on how prototyping helps teams acquire knowledge http://t.co/yj3UxIxQ
(21.10.2011)
System Thinking and Management (18.10.2011)
Thought-provoking post from Forrester http://t.co/TiXnVe4J: is Agile really so overrated?
(14.10.2011)
Emerging simplicity (07.10.2011)
Scrum outside software projects: http://t.co/xtseNo7 (tnx Jeff Sutherland) #scrum #agile #in. Rapid feedback loops always pay.
(07.09.2011)
Inspiring interview with Richard Koch http://t.co/CHyw4zf #80/20 #time #mgmt
(29.08.2011)
Nice reading for everyone involved in software architecture (never stop learn!): http://www.aosabook.org/en/
(27.05.2011)
On PMI agile “certification” http://bit.ly/mEl9j7: +1 for Mayer, but in the long run Cohn prediction will be true, IMHO. #agile #scrum
(20.05.2011)
Scrum is a major management discovery http://bit.ly/lV4f9c #agile @jeffsutherland @mikewcohn @kschwaber
(03.05.2011)
Does CoffeScript can be considered the “new” Ruby? I’m pretty sure it’ll reach a noticeable popularity…
(03.05.2011)
A book worth reading (dealing with humans…): ”How We Decide” by Jonah Lehrer
(29.04.2011)
Agile and learning (26.04.2011)
CMMI and Agile: Requirements Development (26.04.2011)
Empresa não é mãe... (20.04.2011)
Agile in DoD acquisitions (18.04.2011)
Agile in large organization (12.04.2011)
Powirb: Polarion WorkItems handling with Ruby (10.04.2011)
Pomodoro Technique = agile way of personal time management.
(17.03.2011)
@presentationzen: There is no such thing as maturity. There is instead an ever-evolving process of maturing. - Bruce Lee http://t.co/DolwecH
(02.03.2011)
The value of Feedback (02.03.2011)
@venkat_s: Agile process in the absence of agility is like wings on a penguin, you can flap but not fly.
(13.02.2011)
@flowchainsensei: Agile is not a way of doing, it’s a way of being. Don’t overlook the profound implications of this choice.
(01.02.2011)
The kind of book that didn’t used to be in Ruby http://www.cleveralgorithms.com/ (“Nature-Inspired Programming Recipes”)
(26.01.2011)
2011 Prediction: Organizations will Continue Applying Agile Strategies at Scale http://bit.ly/gSOUoq
(24.01.2011)
RT @flowchainsensei: A lack of certainty is perceived as a sign of weakness, instead of being what it is: the first source of our knowledge…
(18.01.2011)
My way to effectiveness (03.01.2011)
RT @ThisIsSethsBlog Seth’s Blog: Three ways TV changed everything (and what’s next) http://bit.ly/gQhgM8
(23.12.2010)
Web pieces aggregators are soaring: after http://flavors.me/carlopecchia now is time for more evoluted http://about.me/carlopecchia.
(23.12.2010)
Thought-provoking post from @unclebobmartin: shouldn’t agile need certifications? http://bit.ly/eveFJM #scrum #agile
(02.12.2010)
@massimosgrelli: An Italian Silicon Valley? | Global Entrepreneurship Week http://bit.ly/hNtMDH
(30.11.2010)
Downsizing Ruby... (17.11.2010)
RT @ThinkCodeTV: Get Introduction to Smalltalk ( http://su.pr/5jTVvB ) by @Varvello for free when you follow @ThinkCodeTV and tweet this …
(15.11.2010)
RT @flowchainsensei: Too many in the Agile, Scrum, Kanban communities judge “agileness” by short-term local success and not by longer-te …
(13.11.2010)
@sausheong: Kanso (簡素) Simplicity. Plain and natural. Think not in terms of decoration but of clarity achieved through exclusion of t …
(03.11.2010)
@IndianGuru: Carlo Pecchia walks us thro’ the changes in #Ruby 1.9 http://ow.ly/2ZpZ7
(26.10.2010)
Interesting post… Sociology and Scrum http://bit.ly/c3VJVt #agile #scrum
(08.10.2010)
Place released (30.07.2010)
RT @acangiano: The Great Ruby Shootout (July 2010) http://dlvr.it/2nXyy
(19.07.2010)
Redmine 1.0 is out: http://bit.ly/albAq4 (via @edavis10)
(19.07.2010)
RT @petecocoon: I principi sottostanti al Manifesto Agile - http://goo.gl/761j
(13.07.2010)
RT @acangiano: How to setup Clojure from scratch http://dlvr.it/2b0Vs
(13.07.2010)
RT @acangiano: The pursuit of excellence in Programming: http://bit.ly/ah7vnO
(05.07.2010)
Ruby 1.9.2 RC1 released: http://bit.ly/d2wI8b #ruby
(02.07.2010)
RT @railsmagazine: Rails Magazine #6, 2010 available both in print and as a free pdf at http://railsmagazine.com/issues/6!
(01.07.2010)
RailsMagazine issue 6 is out: http://railsmagazine.com/issues/6. #ruby #rails
(30.06.2010)
RT @nusco: The New Ruby Ecosystem: http://tinyurl.com/35vmg4r
(28.06.2010)
RT @h3rald: Bounce – A fun and easy way to share ideas on a website http://is.gd/d1zPd – Finally a properly innovative web app!
(24.06.2010)
RT @greggpollack: Case you missed the tweets, my Rails 3 Screencasts were released this evening at #railsconf
(09.06.2010)
Ruby 1.9: on symbols (03.06.2010)
Ruby 1.9: Hashes updated (19.05.2010)
This is a nice gem: http://github.com/maccman/supermodel …and works with Redis too. #ruby #redis
(04.05.2010)
Datastores with ruby: Redis and Ohm (part 1) (30.04.2010)
"The telephone was an aberration..." (29.04.2010)
Ruby 1.9: lighter than before (20.04.2010)
Ruby 1.9: chain methods powered (15.04.2010)
Ruby 1.9: chain methods powered (15.04.2010)
Ruby 1.9: object heirarchy changed (13.04.2010)
Rework... (12.04.2010)
Another useful (tiny) Ruby gem: awesome_print http://bit.ly/banNwL #ruby
(07.04.2010)
Sinatra 1.0 released: http://bit.ly/9nBYrq #ruby #sinatra
(24.03.2010)
Source aggregator: Flavors.me (01.03.2010)
Pomodoro Technique (19.02.2010)
Seer, an excellent graphing solution for rails apps:http://bit.ly/9WVbZ8

(via @AkitaOnRails)
(17.02.2010)
Ruby 1.9 new features (11.02.2010)
CouchDB: free ebook (01.02.2010)
rails security review checklist (28.01.2010)
Friendly: a NoSQL ORM into MySQL (16.01.2010)
Alex Payne, in Don't Be A Hero (12.01.2010)
RT @ThisIsSethsBlog Seth’s Blog: The lesson from two lemonade stands http://ow.ly/1mTzJj
(11.01.2010)
Pieces of functionality (10.01.2010)
Beyond a blog (06.01.2010)
FREE issue (#5) of RailsMagazine: http://railsmagazine.com/issues/5 published. #ruby #rails #sinatra
(29.12.2009)
Ruby frameworks: Sinatra (29.12.2009)
Really excited about (ya) NoSQL ORM (on MySQL!): http://friendlyorm.com/ A great improvement on using a RDBMS in a “schema free” way…
(18.12.2009)
LESS - Leaner CSS (15.12.2009)
Appreciating Jekyll... (08.12.2009)
Reading “Pragmatic Thinking and Learning: Refactor Your Wetware” by Andy Hunt: really AMAZING. http://bit.ly/11oqU
(01.12.2009)
ThinkCode.TV starts! (09.11.2009)
Twitter will add geolocation (28.08.2009)
Exploring other ruby frameworks: Waves (25.06.2009)
RailsBridge announce! (04.05.2009)
A dive into Reia language (part 1) (10.04.2009)
Rails and Java (16.03.2009)
Mutation testing with Heckle (02.03.2009)
Software metrics (and tools) for Rails projects (part 2) (19.02.2009)
Software metrics (and tools) for Rails projects (part 1) (11.02.2009)
Useful theory: cyclomatic complexity (10.02.2009)
Coding on Twitter (03.02.2009)
RubyOnRails 2.2 free book (italian edition) (16.01.2009)
Merb + Rails = Rails (v.3) (23.12.2008)
Rack support in (edge) Rails (17.12.2008)
Rails Edge: application template (05.12.2008)
Open World Forum: Paris - 1,2 Dec (19.11.2008)
A glimpse to Solr (with Rails, of course!) (18.11.2008)
"Open Source Governance" workshop: a short report (31.10.2008)
Ruby on Rails 2.2 - some news (part 1) (25.10.2008)
REST in simple words (23.10.2008)
Ohloh (RESTful) services (07.10.2008)
Delightful agile (funny) (11.09.2008)
A glance at "Shoulda" ruby gem (02.09.2008)
Git by example (a little tutorial) (26.08.2008)
Don't forget: code is communication! (09.07.2008)
Some tips on developing with Rails (02.07.2008)
Italian translation of the book "Rails 2.1 - What's new?" (26.06.2008)
eXtreme Programming Values (12.04.2008)
Playing around with Merb (04.03.2008)
On “Rails Recipes” (08.12.2007)
From Test Driven Development to Behaviour Driven Development (18.11.2007)
On “GIS for Web Developers” (10.11.2007)
On open source communities health (30.10.2007)