Obviously you can see how hard we have worked on the product. If you want to really find out how we hit the mark on the greatness aspect, just ask our customers. After all, some of our customers may be your competitors!
Monday, November 16, 2009
How Much Work Has Gone Into Dodeca?
So, exactly how many man-years have gone into creating Dodeca? A lot as evidenced by a look at the keyboard of Amy Tate, the Dodeca Architect. This is a relatively new Dell Latitude D830 laptop but she has polished off some of the letters in our quest to create great software..
Obviously you can see how hard we have worked on the product. If you want to really find out how we hit the mark on the greatness aspect, just ask our customers. After all, some of our customers may be your competitors!
Obviously you can see how hard we have worked on the product. If you want to really find out how we hit the mark on the greatness aspect, just ask our customers. After all, some of our customers may be your competitors!
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3 comments:
My hotkeys over the years for running programs from the IDE have been Shift+F5 or Ctrl+F9, and I am proud to say that not only are the letters worn off, but the keys are slightly rounded as well. Nice work!
I think it's more of a testament to how cheap Tim is. Buy her a new laptop! ;)
Hi Bryan,
Well, you know we do run a tight ship.. On the other hand, that laptop isn't too old; it has a Core 2 Duo chip with 4 Gb of RAM.
Tim
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