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• Failures in Agile process?
  
  Typically it occurs when you bring in a lot of consultants to make your team and process Agile. This doesn’t happen and the development process is left in a random state. Again the process is left in a random state. The common theme here is not that Agile fails, after all IT projects and processes fail all the time so there is nothing new or special here. One of the questions that was posed at ACCU conference was “What are the downsides of Agile development?” rdquo; – and “What does Agile failure look like?”
  Allan Kelly's Blog - Sunday, April 22, 2007
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• Processing Text Files with LINQ
  
  I was recently writing some code to stream through a large text file, processing the lines it found that matched a regular expression. It’s not until we start looping over titles with the foreach statement, when the file processing finally gets to start. Let’s say that we want to process the file one block, or group, at a time. The Skip(1) skips past the line we just skipped to containing the dashes so that the following TakeWhile doesn’t prematurely stop us from processing anything at all in the file. Lost in Translation (2003). 10}s+(d+)s+d{1,2}.d
  Jason Diamond - Sunday, September 7, 2008
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• Is process improvement bad for innovation?
  
  Basically, as you get better at your process (i.e. Actually, according to this piece its not just ISO 9000 and 6 Sigma, it is broader, any process improvement initiatives. For someone like me, who is keen on both process improvement (specifically Lean processes) and innovation this poses a dilemma. Am I, by advocating process improvement and the adoption of Lean techniques actually hindering innovation? don’t advocate blanket adoption of a process. And finally, I don’t believe management can set out a process and mandate its adoption. Could be.
  Allan Kelly's Blog - Sunday, March 5, 2006
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• Processing language for memcached
  
  By adding an efficient processing language in front of memcached, people can write more powerful programs to utilize distributed caches. They put the logic in a separate program, but I think we can integrate the processing directly into the cache with Forth & memcached. memcached is a hashtable with a simple API that allows for remote access. It is a major component of many large-scale web sites because it caches results from more expensive remote resources, i.e. DB access. For example, say I store a tree in the cache, where each node is “key, node key, node key”.
  Handwaving - Saturday, August 29, 2009
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• Worker Process Accounts in IIS 7.5
  
  With this new setting, a new primary SID is injected into the worker process – all Windows security checks are done against this new SID. So in the light of the recent problems with system account sharing ( here and here ), this is a good change and makes it even easier to isolate worker processes. Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 ship with IIS 7.5. While migrating the StarterSTS , I made an interesting observation. remember vaguely I read about that somewhere – but basically I got this error message: Cannot open database "aspnetdb" requested by the login.
  www.leastprivilege.com - Wednesday, June 3, 2009
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• Flexibility, design and process
  
  The same is true in development processes. Often a company cries, “We need a flexible development process” because. But I wonder how many of the organizations that say this actually do vary their process? The actual project process is left vague and ill defined “for flexibility.” m not saying we need to document our process - heaven forbid! Nor am I saying that we need to call in process experts to advice us on how to do the project. What I’m saying is we need some kind of process base line we can talk about, some reference point. Less is more.)
  Allan Kelly's Blog - Thursday, May 19, 2005
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• Agile and Business Processes
  
  I want to stay with the theme of Business Processes and Agile software development for a couple of entries. ll break it up into bite-sized chunks rather than one rambling entry. And they may come in quick succession. Quite a lot has come out of my last entry ( BPM - is it just programming the corporation? And the SAP Irony) ), comments on the entry and conversations I’ve had recently. m grateful to Hans for adding some more comments to the entry which I found very interesting. Two different aspects view, or opportunities to exploit. For some business that will be true.
  Allan Kelly's Blog - Wednesday, October 28, 2009
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