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July 2008 (3)
- 14: The Blame Game: How Necessary Is Traceability?
- 07: Customer Polarizing - Why Microsoft Will Always Be A Mediocre Giant
- 02: Squeezed Links: June 2008
June 2008 (9)
- 27: The Pop Can Pyramid
- 25: Features Do Not Exist (Only Benefits)
- 23: Your New Process (Some Assembly Required)
- 18: Tool Review: SlickEdit Tools
- 16: Clients, Budgets, and The Credit Card Phenomenon
- 13: And The Winner of Bamboo 2.0 + SlickEdit Tools Is…
- 11: It’s Eban’s Fault!
- 05: Birthday Contest - Win Bamboo 2.0 + SlickEdit Tools
- 04: Happy 1st Birthday Codesqueeze!
May 2008 (11)
- 30: Squeezed Links: May 2008
- 26: The Illusion Of Technically Competent Managers
- 23: 5 Reasons Atlassian Is Cooler Than Your Company (Or Mine)
- 21: It’s Software - And I Helped!
- 14: Whiteboard Wednesday: The Probability of Getting Tasks Done
- 12: Phil Haack Is Stealing My Thunder
- 09: The Stand Up
- 07: 3 Places To Keep Your Pocket Code (Besides Your Pocket)
- 05: Twitter - A Possible Support Circle?
- 02: Quit Sweeping Known Uncertainity Under The Rug
- 01: It’s RSS Awareness Day!
April 2008 (13)
- 30: Whiteboard Wednesday: Keeping Teams Small
- 28: Mr. Yuk Says Project Roadmaps Are Poisonous
- 25: Refactoring Code Is Like Doing The Dishes
- 23: Squeezed Links: April 2008
- 21: Forced To Write English Syntax Code - Simplicity or Burden?
- 17: Turns Out My Code Is A Piece Of American Dog Crap
- 16: The Most Reusable Piece Of Code Ever…Period
- 14: Agile Is My Favorite Thing
- 11: Max Pool - Finally #1 In Google
- 09: Response To Effective Communication Channels
- 07: Geek Speak: When Developers Attack!
- 01: Concentrated Codesqueeze: March 2008
- 01: I’m Quiting
March 2008 (11)
- 31: Does Satisfice Mean Agile?
- 28: NKOTB - Jurgen Appelo
- 26: Whiteboard Wednesday: Effective Communication Channels
- 24: Comfort vs. Confidence - A Thin Line Between Apathy and Assurance
- 18: Does Your Manager Deserve More Pay?
- 16: Why Managers Are Like Clumsy Storm Troopers
- 14: Balancing A Workaholic Schedule
- 12: Taking Down The Job Boards
- 10: Work Tunnel Vision - Why It’s Bad For Your Mind
- 05: 10 Reasons To Be Happy For Not Attending MIX ‘08
- 03: Concentrated Codesqueeze: February 2008
February 2008 (14)
- 28: What Music Do You Code To?
- 27: Squeezed Links: February 2008
- 25: The Diminishing Return on Code Uniformity
- 22: Jira Bug Tracking Contest Winner Is…
- 20: This Means War!!!
- 20: Developer Faceoff: Scott Bellware vs. JP Boodhoo
- 18: Speed Contest - Win a Free Copy of Jira!
- 15: Listen Up! Free Software For Your Company
- 13: Whiteboard Wednesday: Using Your Bug Tracker For Estimation Tracking
- 11: What Your Dog Can Teach You About Building Teams
- 08: Glump (Just For Fun)
- 06: Whiteboard Wednesday: Benefits of Point Estimation
- 04: The Quest For Perfect Proportions In Your Software
- 01: Concentrated Codesqueeze: January 2008
January 2008 (10)
- 30: How The Paradox of Choice Influences Software
- 28: Why Office Gurus Are Bad (And The Buses Who Hit Them)
- 25: The Top 5 Developers List
- 23: Squeezed Links: January 2008
- 18: The Caffeinated Coder Has Moved
- 16: Book Review: Continuous Integration
- 14: Why Your Manager Doesn’t Like To Throw Away Work (And You Do)
- 09: Whiteboard Wednesday: The ROI of Testing
- 07: Are Developers Secret Santas Of The Information Age?
- 04: How Your Socks Can Determine Software Lifespan
December 2007 (12)
- 31: Best of Codesqueeze 2007
- 28: Next Years Budget
- 26: Squeezed Links: December 2007
- 24: Happy Holidays From The Codesqueeze Gang
- 21: Developer Faceoff: Scott Hanselman vs. Phil Haack
- 19: Whiteboard Wednesday - Building Slices, Growing Layers
- 17: The Art of Harvesting Abstraction
- 14: Meetings vs Cell Phones
- 10: Taking The Week Off…
- 07: Is ALT.NET Becoming Incestuous?
- 05: Concentrated Codesqueeze: November2007
- 03: 7 Things Developers Can Learn From Jason Bourne
November 2007 (15)
- 30: Check Out The New Job Board!
- 28: Every Build You Break…
- 26: Does Your Team Have STDs?
- 23: And The Winners Are… - 1st Annual Codequeeze Reader Awards
- 21: Squeezed Links: November 2007
- 19: The Officers vs. Sergeants Syndrome
- 16: Death of a Fax Machine
- 14: Don’t Unit Test? Start Counting Your “Oh Shits!”
- 12: The 7 Software “-ilities” You Need To Know
- 09: Guest Post On Problogger - Go Check It Out!
- 09: The Guide To Winning An Office Battle Against Triple H
- 07: Book Review: Expert Spring MVC and Web Flow
- 05: How To Sell Agile To Fixed Bid Contract Clients
- 02: Update - 1st Annual Squeezed Reader Contest
- 01: Concentrated Codesqueeze: October 2007
October 2007 (19)
- 31: The Halloween Party
- 29: Connecting the Dots Between Analysis and Design
- 26: Software Teams vs. Superheroes: Why the Solo Developer is Dead
- 24: Squeezed Links: October 2007
- 22: 25 Signs That You’ve Got a Bad Client
- 19: I Think I Was Just Quoted
- 19: Sharpen Your Axe Before Starting Your Next Project
- 17: Squeezed Links: Top 10 of Top 10s
- 15: Save Energy - Kill Your Screensaver
- 12: 90% of Software Engineering is Social Engineering
- 11: Codesqueeze - The Musical
- 10: Do Managers Prey on Developer Pride?
- 07: Win a iPod Nano - 1st Annual Squeezed Reader Awards
- 07: Advanced Pragmatism and ALT.NET
- 05: The Burn Down Charts
- 04: Squeezed Links: September 2007
- 03: Book Review: Practices of an Agile Developer
- 02: The Daily YouTube Is Live!
- 01: Get Better Client Feedback Using Pain Charts
September 2007 (17)
- 30: Concentrated Codesqueeze: September 2007
- 28: How Does Your Company Help You Learn?
- 27: Welcome Back Cranky PM!
- 26: The 4 Phases of Implementation
- 24: The Broken Iron Triangle Is Broken
- 21: Geek Fridge Magnets - Collect All 5!
- 19: Ye Pirates of Unit Testing
- 18: 7 Ways To Piss Me Off and Not Buy Your Software
- 17: Bizzaro Development
- 14: A Twitter Tribute
- 12: Does Gaining Experience Lower Your Software Quality?
- 10: Rearranging Furniture for an Unfocused Client
- 07: The Coffee Break
- 06: The Zen of Unit Testing
- 05: Going to the ALT.NET Conference
- 04: What Football Can Teach Agile
- 03: Never Be Responsible For Your Estimations Again
August 2007 (20)
- 31: Concentrated Codesqueeze: August 2007
- 29: Lobsters Attack the Gut Instinct Equation
- 28: Job 4.0
- 27: When Quality Service Affects Quality Software
- 24: When The Music Stops… Learn To Be Quiet
- 22: Squeezed Links: August 2007
- 21: How To Tactfully Gain Approval For Changes
- 20: The Gut Instinct Equation
- 18: Codesqueeze Featured On Problogger
- 17: Unneeded Upgrades
- 15: Use RSS Already
- 14: Burning Down the Architect Title
- 13: Get Your Manager To Prioritize Your Tasks
- 10: Can XHTML Strict Ever Be A Practical Standard?
- 08: Never Lose a Thought Again - Carry a Moleskine
- 07: Binding Software Patterns to Languages
- 06: The Secret To Only Working 8-5
- 03: The New Consultant
- 02: Committing to a Posting Schedule
- 01: The Software Process Imprinting Dilemma
July 2007 (19)
- 31: Concentrated Codesqueeze: July 2007
- 30: Why False Starts Hurt Your Project
- 27: Jojo the Timesheet Monkey
- 26: Extra Squeezed Links: July 2007
- 25: Book Review: Agile Retrospectives
- 24: Careless Obfuscation Can Lose You Business
- 23: Open Source for Relaxation?
- 20: Timeless: The Blue Monster
- 19: 2 Pennies and a Tootsie Roll
- 18: Squeezed Links : July 2007
- 17: When Everybody’s Responsibility Becomes Nobody’s Responsibility
- 16: 101 Ways To Know Your Software Project Is Doomed
- 14: Sauron the Intern
- 13: Why Linguists Are True Code Artists
- 11: Skull Candy Headphones - Heaven’s Gift
- 09: 3 Simple Ways To Avoid Making Code Smells
- 06: Get Yourself A Morning Ritual
- 04: Timeless: 12 Steps to Better Code
- 02: Money vs. Wealth
June 2007 (13)
- 30: SharePoint (the silent killer)
- 29: Book Review: Effective C#
- 28: Refactorbation
- 26: Software Engineer vs. Code Artist
- 25: The Dangers of Git ‘R Done
- 22: Squeezed Links: June 2007
- 21: XHTML Gotchas With ASP.NET
- 18: Your Software Process Sucks : The Delivery
- 14: Your Software Process Sucks : Resistance To Change
- 13: Your Software Process Sucks : The Prelude
- 12: Save Time By Writing Better Bug Reports
- 10: How To Write Validators That Demand Attention
- 08: Welcome to {codesqueeze}!