Check Conference Program, and then press "Registration Form" button below, and enter your information (the left-below pane has "New registration"). That page is operated by our travel agency, JTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc. This registration covers tutorial and meeting sessions in the first two days (optional) and paper sessions in the last two days. Please consider to attend group dinner on Saturday evening. It will be held at a Japanese traditional shrine which is beautiful and good to get together. COVID-19 has not been over yet. For the safety of all attendees, AsiaBSDCon requires your understanding that everyone must wear a mask at the venue all the time and follow social-distancing protocols whenever possible. This policy will be applied consistently during the conference days---it will not be eased even if the situation gets better. Masks will also be prepared at the conference venue. If you have no mask, please contact the registration desk.
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The organizing team will escort a no-mask person out of the venue, and if it does not follow the instruction, its registration including the rest of the conference days will be invalidated. This is will be effective immediately and no refund will be made. The organizing team will help you. Your submitted personal information via online registration pages which can be reached from this page will be handled by BSD Research, led by Hiroki Sato , and JTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc. We use it only for sending announcements and arrangement of AsiaBSDCon and future conferences sponsored by BSD Research, not for purposes that have nothing to do with them. During the conference the Committee will take a photo and/or do a video recording in the venue without notice and they may include your face. They may be published on the official web site and/or other media such as a magazine without your permission on and/or after AsiaBSDCon. Note that the photo and the video which may include your face will be used for promotion of BSD Research and AsiaBSDCon only, not for other irrelevant purposes. The online registration has been closed. The onsite registration will be available at the registration desk. If you want to attend but did not register yourself, please go to the registration desk.
Monday, December 1, 2014 :: Tagged under: engineering pablolife. Hey! Thanks for reading! Just a reminder that I wrote this some years ago, and may have much more complicated feelings about this topic than I did when I wrote it. Happy to elaborate, feel free to reach out to me! And the final part! Part 1 covered architecture, and Part 2 covered libraries. Let’s finish this pup up! I confess we don’t have enough automated testing on our client. Seibel: In retrospect, do you think you suffered at all because of that? Would development have been easier or faster if you guys had been more disciplined about testing? Zawinski: I don’t think so. I think it would have just slowed us down. There’s a lot to be said for just getting it right the first time. In the early days we were so focused on speed. We had to ship the thing even if it wasn’t perfect.
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We can ship it later and it would be higher quality but someone else might have eaten our lunch by then. There’s bound to be stuff where this would have gone faster if we’d had unit tests or smaller modules or whatever. That all sounds great in principle. Given a leisurely development pace, that’s certainly the way to go. But when you’re looking at, "We’ve got to go from zero to done in six weeks," well, I can’t do that unless I cut something out. And what I’m going to cut out is the stuff that’s not absolutely critical. And unit tests are not critical. If there’s no unit test the customer isn’t going to complain about that. That’s an upstream issue. I hope I don’t sound like I’m saying, "Testing is for chumps." It’s not. It’s a matter of priorities. Are you trying to write good software or are you trying to be done by next week?
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A Ciência & Ensino é uma publicação semestral destinada a professores de ciências do ensino fundamental e médio e seus formadores.
COVID-19 has not been over Yet
por Eloy Childe (2023-07-05)
Check Conference Program, and then press "Registration Form" button below, and enter your information (the left-below pane has "New registration"). That page is operated by our travel agency, JTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc. This registration covers tutorial and meeting sessions in the first two days (optional) and paper sessions in the last two days. Please consider to attend group dinner on Saturday evening. It will be held at a Japanese traditional shrine which is beautiful and good to get together. COVID-19 has not been over yet. For the safety of all attendees, AsiaBSDCon requires your understanding that everyone must wear a mask at the venue all the time and follow social-distancing protocols whenever possible. This policy will be applied consistently during the conference days---it will not be eased even if the situation gets better. Masks will also be prepared at the conference venue. If you have no mask, please contact the registration desk.
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The organizing team will escort a no-mask person out of the venue, and if it does not follow the instruction, its registration including the rest of the conference days will be invalidated. This is will be effective immediately and no refund will be made. The organizing team will help you. Your submitted personal information via online registration pages which can be reached from this page will be handled by BSD Research, led by Hiroki Sato , and JTB Global Marketing & Travel Inc. We use it only for sending announcements and arrangement of AsiaBSDCon and future conferences sponsored by BSD Research, not for purposes that have nothing to do with them. During the conference the Committee will take a photo and/or do a video recording in the venue without notice and they may include your face. They may be published on the official web site and/or other media such as a magazine without your permission on and/or after AsiaBSDCon. Note that the photo and the video which may include your face will be used for promotion of BSD Research and AsiaBSDCon only, not for other irrelevant purposes. The online registration has been closed. The onsite registration will be available at the registration desk. If you want to attend but did not register yourself, please go to the registration desk.
Monday, December 1, 2014 :: Tagged under: engineering pablolife. Hey! Thanks for reading! Just a reminder that I wrote this some years ago, and may have much more complicated feelings about this topic than I did when I wrote it. Happy to elaborate, feel free to reach out to me! And the final part! Part 1 covered architecture, and Part 2 covered libraries. Let’s finish this pup up! I confess we don’t have enough automated testing on our client. Seibel: In retrospect, do you think you suffered at all because of that? Would development have been easier or faster if you guys had been more disciplined about testing? Zawinski: I don’t think so. I think it would have just slowed us down. There’s a lot to be said for just getting it right the first time. In the early days we were so focused on speed. We had to ship the thing even if it wasn’t perfect.
This a rt icle w as c reated with t he help of GSA Content Gen er ator Dem oversion .
We can ship it later and it would be higher quality but someone else might have eaten our lunch by then. There’s bound to be stuff where this would have gone faster if we’d had unit tests or smaller modules or whatever. That all sounds great in principle. Given a leisurely development pace, that’s certainly the way to go. But when you’re looking at, "We’ve got to go from zero to done in six weeks," well, I can’t do that unless I cut something out. And what I’m going to cut out is the stuff that’s not absolutely critical. And unit tests are not critical. If there’s no unit test the customer isn’t going to complain about that. That’s an upstream issue. I hope I don’t sound like I’m saying, "Testing is for chumps." It’s not. It’s a matter of priorities. Are you trying to write good software or are you trying to be done by next week?
If you have any questions regarding in which and how to use escortlar, you can speak to us at our own site.