I have long been a fan of 37signals and the mantras they share in their book Getting Real. This talk by 37signals founder Jason Fried highlights some of their great ideas concerning work in the software development industry. In my estimation, watching it is well worth an hour of your time:
Chris Richardson
tagga.com developer
Talk by Jason Fried of 37signals
I have long been a fan of 37signals and the ma
The guys at 37signals, who I love, publish a free book online called Getting Real. The book is about building software in the best possible way and I agree with most of what they have to say. When I first got my hands on this book, I was enthralled. I poured over it, soaked it all up, and started changing the way I approached aspects of my job. As time went on, I’ve reverted to some old bad habits. It’s hard to fight natural tendencies, but rereading this book has helped me to get real again. For anyone working in software development, I recommend reading this book (the whole way through) once a year. Reading it once isn’t enough, everyone forgets and everyone needs a reminder sometimes. Personal and professional development are investments that pay off, are you really too busy?
Chris Richardson
tagga developer
Getting Real, the 37signals way
The guys at 37signals, who I love, publish a fr