Monday, 17 November 2003

SSW Rules to be better I've been pokling around the SSW site and found all the rules. Management 1. Rules to Successful Projects * Popular * 2. Rules to Managing Software Consultants 3. Rules to Better Teams Code & Application Design 4. Rules to Better Code 5. Rules to Better Access Databases 6. Rules to Better SQL Server Databases 7. SQL Server Design Standards 8. Rules to Better .NET Projects 9. The Best Third Party Tools User Interface 10. Rules to Better Websites 11. Rules to Better Interfaces Naming Conventions 12. SQL Server Object Naming Conventions 13. SQL Server Index Naming Conventions 14. SQL Server Relationship Naming Conventions 15. SQL Server Stored Procedure Naming Conventions 16. .NET Object Naming Conventions 17. Stored Procedure Formatting Standards Communication 18. Rules to Better Email * Popular * 19. Rules to Better Instant Messenger Marketing 20. Rules to Better Google Rankings * Popular * 21. Rules to Better Outbound Calls 22. Rules to Better Inbound Calls 23. Rules to Better Marketing 24. Rules to Better Branding Networking 25. Rules to Better Windows 2003 26. Rules to Better ISA Server Where are the other rules - like Rules to Better Marriage, Rules to Using Water Wisely, or Rules for Better Eating Good one Adam! [listening to: Voodoo Dreams/Voodoo - Les Baxter ] 12:22:31 PM    comment []  trackback []  G!   • My Friends • Random

Rules for a better web site I received the latest newsletter for SSW which open with the following intro : The Cutting Edge I believe that you should design a web site to look good for IE5.5 and above. I am not saying totally forget about Netscape but dont spend much time or money on it. The reason is that only 3-4% of users surf the web with Netscape. The problem stems from the limitations of different web browsers. The big Netscape and Internet Explorer debate still continues but the reality is that Netscape just cannot provide many of the features that Internet Explorer can. More This got me thinking about the whole browser war. To be honest, I think it's time to move on -- it's not just about the browsers. This debate is raging at the moment on a number of sites. [listening to: Hound Dog - Elvis Presley ] 12:00:18 PM    comment []  trackback []  G!   • My Friends • My Profession

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