The Code Train
Where Neil Crosby talks about coding on the train…
Posts Tagged ‘yahoo’
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Dev Checks – Improving code quality by getting developers to look at each other’s work
Posted on January 17th, 2011 by Neil Crosby. Filed under Blog Posts.
I’ve been working on the BBC’s Homepage for about a year now, leading a team of five front-end developers to create a high quality product. One of the processes that I introduced to the team about six months ago was that of a formal “dev check” after every task that we completed from our backlog. […]
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Yahoo! Pipes: Munging, Mixing and Mashing
Posted on September 3rd, 2009 by Neil Crosby. Filed under Blog Posts.
Now that my summer holidays are over, I thought I’d better start blogging again. So, here we go. Just after I left Yahoo!, I was asked by YDN if I’d mind still presenting the talk I was planning to do about Yahoo! Pipes. Being the wonderful sort of chap I am, I happily agreed. So, […]
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End of the Line at Yahoo!
Posted on July 1st, 2009 by Neil Crosby. Filed under Blog Posts.
So, after two years and nine months at Yahoo!, it’s time to move on. For those of you who haven’t already heard on my twitter stream, a couple of weeks ago I was told that I was going to be made redundant as the role that I was performing at the company was no longer […]
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Following Twitter conversations using Yahoo! Pipes
Posted on May 26th, 2009 by Neil Crosby. Filed under Blog Posts.
One of the things that’s annoyed me for quite some time about twitter is the lack of an easy way to follow a question/answer flow. Fairly often someone will ask an interesting question that I’d quite like to see the answers to, but right now there’s no easy way to find the tweets which were […]