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A few years ago, I took on a freelance project to implement an Internet Explorer component in C++. I was billing a healthy hourly rate on other projects at the time, but this particular client insisted on a fixed price. In a bout of temporary insanity, I made an exception.... Every developer knows that accurate software estimation is not possible even when perfect information is available about project requirements (i.e. practically never).....

podobne nazory na estimate trvania taskov som cez vikend cital aj v tomto clanku https://techcrunch.com/2016/12/11/death-to-jira/ , odhady veru nie su easy

Z toho clanku "death to JIRA" vypichujem: For some reason many companies today seem to be terrified of the prospect of writing more than a couple of paragraphs of clear and simple prose. But a well-written 8-page document can define the nuances of a complicated system far better than a whole cumbersome flotilla of interlinked JIRA tickets. ... Feature planning is about communication. JIRA is fundamentally a terrible way to communicate the requirements of a complex system. Words in a row, if written well, will always be better. A v dost vela veciach suhlasim.

Father Zosime claims that the electronic ID cards signal the second coming of Christ. He also believes that using a barcode for products purchased in the supermarket is a sign of the coming apocalypse. If the electronic ID cards are abolished, this group of religious representatives also plans to demand that Georgians no longer use the personal numbers on their IDs, or any identification number at all.

In this article, author talks about how to improve the accuracy of software development effort estimations. He suggests to use relevant historical data improve estimation accuracy and to avoid early estimates based on incomplete information. He also discusses how to measure and predict productivity in software projects.

nejako mi to pripomenulo dnesne zufale pokusy stiahnut nejake data zo serveru v malawi: The ten minutes you spent planning will save 30 minutes later in the day when you don't have to spend the time shuffling through the papers on your desk, looking for that one thing you misplaced. Think like a chef: Put everything in its place today, and watch your workflow speed up to five-star quality.