Floating Points hit again. Use PrecisionEvaluate() to fix
15.12 + 59.70 - 74.82=#15.12 + 59.70 - 74.82#
--outputs 1.42108547152E-014
PrecisionEvaluate(15.12 + 59.70 - 74.82)=#PrecisionEvaluate(15.12 + 59.70 - 74.82)#
--outputs 0.00
Floating Points hit again. Use PrecisionEvaluate() to fix
15.12 + 59.70 - 74.82=#15.12 + 59.70 - 74.82#
--outputs 1.42108547152E-014
PrecisionEvaluate(15.12 + 59.70 - 74.82)=#PrecisionEvaluate(15.12 + 59.70 - 74.82)#
--outputs 0.00
Written on 1 December 2013, 11:10pm
Tagged with: agile, mindmap, software engineering process
Remember the 12 principles behind the Agile Manifesto? They start with:
Our highest priority is to satisfy the customer
through early and continuous delivery
of valuable software.
I think they are much easier to be remembered in a mindmap format. I split them in two parts: half of them refer to teams, while the other half refers to the work. The result is below:

Agile Principles Mindmap – done with SimpleMind+ for iOS http://www.simpleapps.eu/simplemind/
In fact, I needed a reason to upload a high resolution image under the new theme 🙂
Written on 30 November 2013, 03:02pm
Tagged with: blog, responsive design, wordpress
More than 2 years and a half after the first post, it was the time for a visual change. For a long time I wanted to switch to a responsive WordPress theme, and Boston-Theme was exactly what I needed.
The goals for the new theme were:
Now theme is optimized for readability and is waiting for some useful content 🙂 I am only updating this blog now and then, so the Twitter widget in the left side is the part with the most frequent changes.
The before and after screenshots:

There are some parts that I still need to improve:
code stylingUpdate: The flickr widget is now one click away, in the right sandwich menu, while the CloudFlare is running smoothly in the background.