October 18th, 2006
Luis Suarez has written a very nice blog posting about my latest Web 2.0 update (”Ed Yourdon - Web 2.0 Mind-Map Updated!“) I can’t find his email address anywhere, so I’ll just have to thank him publicly here. In return, let me recommend that you take a look at Luis’ elusa blog; it’s a terrific […]
September 25th, 2006
I’ve always wondered what I would do if I couldn’t find any legitimate work in the computer field. Now I know: according to a recent article, “9 Iranian weightlifters fail doping test,” all I have to do is (a) call my long-lost relative Yourdon Georgy Ivanov, (b) apply for Bulgarian citizenship, and (c) move to […]
August 28th, 2006
Surfing around the Web yesterday, I stumbled upon a blog posting by European Capital Partners (EUCAP), entitled “Is Google Hiring Hackers or Software Engineers?” which culminated with the statement that
“Ed Yourdon, one of the inventors of software engineering, visiting digg.com observes that web2.0 startups will need software engineers as the service grows. Hackers will not […]
July 21st, 2006
I had an interesting discussion yesterday with Brian Pontarelli, the Director of Technology at a Chicago-based Web 2.0 startup called Naymz. I had heard of Naymz at the Web 2.0 conference I attended a couple weeks ago in Amsterdam, and when I found that I was going to be attending a conference just a few […]
