At a conference for entrepreneurs held at the Di Tella Entrepreneurship Network on Wednesday August 28 Alec Oxenford ran a little, and much to his way-planned program for the event to talk about your blog .

The importance of having a blog

Alec commented on the importance today of having a blog, and how it was discovered that human beings have the need, to tell what happens. The interesting thing was that Continue reading "Alec Oxenford and talked about his blog ...! '"

This is a poor reflection with respect to design and deal with personal projects, something very common in software developers.
Who, as a developer, once thought and tried not to make a supersystem, an application or a website to "conquer the world"? I dare say that all.
Fortunately, the enthusiasm and the creation of personal projects is very common in this world, and unfortunately, also very common to abandon them in half.

After a few years in this area, from personal experience and friends, I got a sort of conclusion and recipe, at least to me, help me to increase the chances of completing a personal project.

Every project, however rudimentary it may be personal and is separated into stages, although not think that way. How so? I call on each block or step of the process that has different activities with each other, and therefore with enthusiasm and desire different.
For example: system definition stage, stage of research on how to implement something, the design stage of database development stage of each module, etc, etc.

I am convinced that each stage has a predefined lifetime and a pool of assigned forward unconsciously, by nature itself. When we change stage are renewed the desire, and will maintain the enthusiasm of the project.

The enthusiasm is directly linked to the term, ie if you take more account at one stage, the associated forward and begin to fall dangerously sharp.
It is important to keep this, we need not extend a period in time, if necessary as we have to close it at the expense of whatever. Continue reading "Win in Pool Personal Projects'"