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Wednesday, November 2nd, 2005 at 7:43 AM | 1 commentHere’s a mixed bag entry as these aren’t long enough to warrant their own entries. Marko Mihelcic has a growing list of interviews and asked me to join the list. Thanks, Marko. It’s an honor to be among a pool of talented folks. Maybe he needed a black sheep.
When I read a great article that makes me think of a friend or colleague, I share it. Alas, I can’t share them all as some require free registration. I think the burden of registration outweighs the the opportunity to read the article. That’s the rant in the latest eNewsletter Journal. Also, there’s a new issue of meryl’s notes newsletter.
I’ve been meaning to post this list of book resources for weeks. Finally got off my duff and fixed it up. I would’ve liked to expand the summary, but then I’d never get it posted and these sites deserve visitors.
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1 comment
Hi
With all the design concepts and other dross floating around in my head, I’ve become completely paralyzed on what to do next.
On one hand, I want to do something and I want to do it right. On the other hand, I don’t know what this “right” is.
I want to use controllers, but I don’t really know what they are. Right now, I have a bunch of cobbled together pages. I could move them into classes, which would probably help factoring them into more controller oriented things, but I want to get it right the first time. And I know I can’t.
In this mentality, I think I have bitten off more than I can chew. Every small step means more steps when the final design comes into place, but without small steps I cannot get anywhere.
I need help.
Imran Hashmi
http://www.visionstudio.co.uk
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