Software engineering is a scientific approach to discovering and implementing software within economic constraints. It’s damn hard, specifically the last part (without constraints, it would be easier). This publication describes how we work as efficiently as we can.
Done should mean the same thing for everyone in the team and for all stakeholders.
CSS In Depth (Manning, 2024) explains modern CSS. It is not a reference manual, which you can find many online.
The habit of fixing bugs immediately, with a zero-bug policy, ensures the software is always working.
WebObjects is how all software will be built, says Steve Jobs in Wired, 1996. The Web is the new thing and Microsoft is not there (yet). Steve sees an opportunity.
The best teams manage uncertainty effectively. The best way to deal with uncertainty is to quantify it.
Efficient delivery of software projects is the root problem of Software Engineering. The complexity of requirements analysis, software design, development, testing, maintenance, and delivery is immense! But there are ways to make it work.