by Dwayne Phillips When you rely upon things from other people, you are sometimes greatly disappointed. This holds for programming computers. Are you a “full-stack developer?” Do you argue about what a full-stack developer is? Have you been asked, “Given this problem, what stack would you use?” Sigh. Since the pre-historic times of computer programming, […]
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The Folly of Stack Programming and Developing
April 7th, 2016 · No Comments
Tags: Analysis · Programming · Risk · Systems
Systems Analysis or “How’s Your Analytical Skills?”
December 28th, 2015 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips Questioned if I noticed little patterns in the data, I asked back about little tools. Several decades ago, I interviewed for a job in some sort of computer center that processed some sort of data. The descriptions were intentionally vague because the person speaking to me felt that it was all too […]
Tags: Analysis · Communication · General Systems Thinking · Systems
Systems Analysis or “What’s the Problem Here?”
December 17th, 2015 · No Comments
by Dwayne Phillips Systems analysis is merely a few basic skills in what a person notices. From time to time I analyze systems. I analyze all types of systems, and most of those systems are usually not recognized as systems. I suppose I have a broad idea of what comprises a system. A fundamental skill […]
Tags: Analysis · General Systems Thinking · Systems