Your Ad Here

Windows: A Software Engineering Odyssey

Windows: A Software Engineering Odyssey, a slide show from Mark Lucovsky, a Distinguished Engineer at Microsoft, discusses the Windows NT development and build process and some of the lessons they learned as they went from a small project (NT 3.1) to a huge project (Windows 2000). I suggest that you click the "Full Screen" link and view it that way to get all of the information.

"Compile time or run time bugs that occur in a developers office only affect that developer. Once a defect is checked-in, the number of people affected by the defect increases." (via Joel On Software)

Adam Kalsey
June 25, 2002 3:45 PM

The original link was broken. It’s been changed now to http://www.usenix.org/events/usenix-win2000/invitedtalks/lucovsky_html/tsld001.htm


Your comments:

Text only, no HTML. URLs will automatically be converted to links. Your email address is required, but it will not be displayed on the site.

Name:

Email: (not displayed)

If you don't feel comfortable giving me your real email address, don't expect me to feel comfortable publishing your comment.

Website (optional):

Lijit Search

Best Of

Recently Read

Get More

Subscribe | Archives

Recently

Cloud Reliability (Aug 12)
Would you like to take bets as to whether Amazon or Google have better reliability and safety than your local network service providers?
George Carlin (Jun 22)
"I'm always relieved when someone is delivering a eulogy and I realize I'm listening to it."
Business lessons from the Kitchen (Jun 9)
The Gordon Ramsay School of Business
Under The Radar twittering (Jun 3)
My live stream from Under the Radar
Measuring a CEO's mind (May 29)
Not everything that's important can be measured. Not everything that can be measured is important.
Golden 1: breaking customer expectations (May 25)
Take a potential new user and give them a poor signup experience, then call them a liar.
Sprout Test (May 7)
A test post for Sprout widgets.

Subscribe to this site's feed.

Elsewhere

Feed Crier
Get alerted by IM when your favorite web sites and feeds are updated.
SacStarts
The Sacramento technology startup community.
Pinewood Freak
Pinewood Derby tips and tricks
Del.icio.us
My tagstream at del.icio.us.
Waddlespot
My son's Club Penguin community. News, blogs, tips, and tricks.

Contact

Adam Kalsey

Mobile: 916.600.2497

Email: adam AT kalsey.com

AIM or Skype: akalsey

Resume

PGP Key

©1999-2008 Adam Kalsey.
Content management by Movable Type.