So the first revision of your document is now all written. Before sending it to your customer or your supplier, it can use a peer review to check its content. Let’s see how we can manage such a review.Read More
It is very important to track the changes in every document of a project, in order for all the contributors to be in sync. In this article we will see how a few coding tools, like SVN, can be used to this end. We’ll start with a description of the principles of version and configuration...Read More
Here is a method to write a request for proposal: which elements to put in, how to sequence and structure its content… Those best practices come from our own experience of engineering project management and from companies we worked with.Read More
“Yeah, just have a look on the specifications… They’re on the shared drive, or in your mails. And the title of the document is… Specifications_v1.1_draft(3).doc”.Wow wow that doesn’t sound good. Unreliable revision located somewhere in several copies… to fix that you only need a couple of management rules and pretty simple methods. Together, let’s see...Read More
This question popped into my mind a few days back, during a discussion about projects I’m working on. As a full-stack developer, I’ve had to experience both kind of frameworks, and I have to say that it’s not an easy one. The fast answer is “start with what you know”. But as experience grows, the...Read More
Almost a year ago, I started a GitHub repository named “Today I Learned“. It’s a place where I put little tricks I learned while developing. I talk about it in this article : Ce que j’ai appris aujourd’hui ! I’ve been filling it up since, and I think it’s time I share with you my...Read More
Today, who would imagine working with colleagues, from home, with the tools we had 10 years ago ? I mean non-collaborative software, installed on your computer, and exchanging files by mail. Crazy, right ?Read More
