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Let’s create ninja! sub-agent agile team
One long chat with one AI assistant works for small tasks. It starts to break down when the work has stages: understand the idea, plan it, build it, test it. Context gets muddy, and the assistant happily skips steps. The fix is orchestration. Give each stage to a focused agent, make each agent write a file, and let the next…
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Global eXtreme Programming, ALM, and Visual Studio 2010
Software engineering is independent. It’s not related with a specific tools. It can be applied in any tools whether Visual Studio, Eclipse, Net Bean, or anything. However, selecting a correct tool and correct method…
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2011– Microsoft KB Content Creation Flashback
Welcome 2012, new spirit, new blog, and of course new passion to become a better people. Doing a flashback in 2011, here are the list of content creation that you can read and already…
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Using Visual Studio for Personal Software Process (PSP)
What is PSP Whether you are professional developer or just hobbyist, Building good software needs a strategy. If you are facing a short development time and quick prototyping might be you can use PSP…
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Agile method and ALM
In a hurry? Building in a three months or less, well you can depend on Agile method like eXtreme Programming (XP) or Scrum. In this article I will show you several things to do…
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Three tips on moving to the cloud for Information workers
This Indonesian articles covers three tips for information workers in Indonesia who thinks to move their solution to the cloud. The tips are: You can download the full article here Frankly speaking, The best…
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The needs of Application Lifecycle Management (ALM)
The ALM Background This post will discuss why we need an ALM and why we care about it. Back, in 2008 when I started my Ph.d. degree in ALM area, I always argue that…
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Moving to new home 😉
As you now in 2012, i move my blog from http://geeks.netindonesia.net/blogs/ridi/ to http://blog.ridilabs.net . It will be more focused on Application lifecycle management. ANd hopefully this blog can be better than the previous .…