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Tuesday August 26, 2003
09:42 AM
Whiteboard development model
Despite it might increase my level of geekiness, I've finally purchased a whiteboard for my home. It's one of those analog thingies that you write with pens on. I thought I didn't need one as a 21st century digital boy, but keeping track of my CPANXR todo-list on it is a lot easier than keeping a file somewhere on the disks.
I also bought 4 pens in different colors, so I use a very simple scheme to track what I've done and what is left. The color scheme looks like this:
Red = in progress
Green = finished
Blue = undecided
Black = dependencies (drawn as arrows between items)
I can recommend the whiteboard approach of project management. It sure has helped me.
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Whiteboard recreational model? (Score:4, Funny)
And when, after doing some development, you want to unwind, you just take the lid off one of the pens and sniff? :-)
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I want to see a photo a photo of claes coding with a red pen in the left nostril and a green pen in the right nostril.
Lots of colored pens (Score:2)