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Velonews Road

  • Levi Leipheimer tells hometown paper he’s retired from pro cycling
    David Zabriskie, Tejay van Garderen and Levi Leipheimer struggle to stay with Robert Gesink near the summit of Mount Baldy during the 2012 Amgen Tour of California. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
    Leipheimer says he will now concentrate on his Gran Fondo, a fund-raising ride in Northern California
  • Gallery: 2013 Amgen Tour of California, stage 8
    Stage 8 started with a trip over the Golden Gate Bridge. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | www.cbgphoto.com
    Casey B. Gibson documents the final stage of the 2013 Amgen Tour of California
  • Pro Bike: Thomas De Gendt’s Bianchi Oltre XR
    In his first race on American soil, Belgian Thomas De Gendt rode his way into multiple breakaways at the Amgen Tour of California, supplying ample TV coverage of his Bianchi Oltre XR and his Vacansoleil-DCM team’s special edition jerseys. His bike is shown here before the start of the race outfitted with Campagnolo Super Record EPS components, Fast Forward F6R wheels and an FSA cockpit. Photo: Evan Rudd
    Evan Rudd enjoys a moment with Thomas De Gendt's Bianchi Oltre XR

TheServerSide.com Daily Blog

  • To know or not to know, this is the question
    All of us have been involved in many various software projects. There are plenty of concepts available for any sort of problems that we are facing to in software engineering. Such as methodologies, modeling, languages, patterns, architecture approaches and etc. In most of experiences, I was trying to implement a good and standard methodology in a exactly way which is defined by minimum customization. Most of the times, I was facing to the different issues which the most outstanding one is: lack of knowledge of people (including myself). Therefore I get familiar with BSC and one of its magnificent perspectives, Learning and Growth. Hence I focused on it and I planned in a way that my team members and myself we reached to a good assimilation. Nonetheless, we had a good knowledge and even either experienced or skilled people among my team, still I believe our performance was not that much decent. If I want to represent my complication, I need to have two layers: (a) software methodologies and (b) organization (or developers)’s culture. I am not trying to make a new paradigm, but I believe if we provide some methodologies which first of all help to each developer to know himself better; each developer be able to do presencing, then later on carrying any software engineering will be simple.


  • AssetPoint to Embed InetSoft Analytics
    News release today announces Assetpoint will embed InetSoft's Style Scope


  • Considerations for selecting application server in production environment (WAS and JBoss)
    Cost effectiveness is the key for selecting application server.


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