Archivado en citas en Jan.06, 2009
“La mayoría del software actual se parece mucho a una pirámide egipcia, con millones de bloques apilados uno sobre otro, sin integridad estructural, desarrollado por fuerza bruta y miles de esclavos“ Alan Kay (vía José Marcos, que recuerdos trae la cita…)
Archivado en citas en Sep.01, 2007
What are the most exciting/promising software engineering ideas or techniques on the horizon?
I don’t think that the most promising ideas are on the horizon. They are already here and have been here for years but are not being used properly
Entrevista a David L. Parnas en Software Engineering Notes, vol. 24 no. 3, May 1999
Archivado en citas en Jul.25, 2007
“When quality is pursued, productivity follows”
K. Fujino, Vice President of NEC Corporation’s C&C Software Development Group(me la envió César Jiménez, gracias!!)
Archivado en citas en Jul.03, 2007
“Next time you need to improve productivity, instead of looking for what you can add, look for who you can take away”
Steve McConnell
Archivado en citas en Jun.06, 2007
“Software, like wind, is invisible yet powerful. We can “see” wind only by observing its effect, as it sways branches and swirls sand. And we can “see” software only by observing its functionality. Invisibility is what makes software development so difficult to manage.”
Pei Hsia, University of Texas
