"Why should I add that slider to the home page? It serves no real purpose. Is there a business case for it other than it's slick?"
"JUST DO IT ALREADY!!!!"
"Well this proposal looks great. It looks like it is within budget. It captures the scope well. It even throws in some nice bonuses. Now let's send it through the proposal approval goat rodeo and see if we can get a sign-off sometime before the Singularity."
You know how you're supposed to save money? Yeah, I don't really do that. I think that money is more like water than rock. If you let it stand too long it stagnates, gets brackish, doesn't nourish, doesn't clean anything, loses its usefulness.
It doesn't mean I miss deadlines or go over budget, quite the contrary. But I like a slow and steady coding style. The irony, and I'm not sure exactly how, is that I finish code really quickly, though it feels slow. Here's how.
It's Summer. Just about all of your clients are going on vacation. And when they do, they pause all of their projects. This is supposed to be your time to sit back and relax too, but you're trippin' instead. You’re worrying about money instead of enjoying this extra time you have.
We've built a lot of Single Sign-on (SSO) systems for our clients over the years. They're fun, I think, because they're so painful. You like pain too? Oh good, then read on.
Entropy: "Lack of order or predictability; gradual decline into disorder."
"Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it." — Goethe
