Category Archives: Project Management

About how to manage a project

“Code like you won’t be there tomorrow”

Posted on March 12, 2009 by Zhou Renjian

Today, I came up with Doug on the Eclipse CDT’s “Code like you won’t be there tomorrow“. I liked its ending very much: You can create the best system ever, and people will appreciate it while you’re there, but they … Continue reading →

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Executing is VERY Important

Posted on July 17, 2007 by Zhou Renjian

Finally, I realized that ideas is much less important than executing. You may have some brilliant ideas, but you can’t work it out? Or you can’t make your guys to work it out in a short time? You ideas will … Continue reading →

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RSE Sucks

Posted on May 30, 2007 by Zhou Renjian

I do think that Remote System Explorer (RSE)? sucks for its plugin management. Too many small size (about 10k – 20k) plugins, about 42 plugins (about 30 core plugins), while all Eclipse SDK plugins number is 141.

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Focus On Your Key Problem

Posted on May 10, 2007 by Zhou Renjian

Always place your most skilled developers to the key problem. No matter the developers like to dive into the problem or not. Don’t place too much expectation on those fresh developers for the key problem. Or, you will get an … Continue reading →

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