Frequently Asked Questions!

  1. About the domain name, shouldn’t it be Vista’s Developers?Well, “Developers” is a word that could be used for all the developers in the world not only those who devoted their lives for a specific operating system, and some trademark is not the only thing that the word “Vista” could refer to.
  2. What kind of subjects you need to have opinion about?The subject of this blog is the software business in general. While in many cases other subjects may be introduced but the sole purpose is to enhance software development process and these subjects will have a relation either directly seen or far from being obvious.
  3. When did developers have opinions on business management?I will not answer this question and as I will many times do I will say it just like that: developers had, have and will always have opinions, ideas and critics about the business side of the equation, either you agree with me or not I will not change my mind on this.
  4. Do you have time to write? Shouldn’t you be coding?

    I don’t. I spend most of my time coding or learning how to code, but once in a while I take my eyes off the screen and I think about something, do some blogging and then back to reality.

  5. What is the blog privacy policy?While I may publish real life stories I keep names of people private. However, most of the time stories are redone to be more generic and unpersonalized other than myself and my close family and friends.
  6. I registered and send a comment but didn’t show and was completely ignored, why?I apologize if such thing happened. The blog policy is to post only comments that are found suitable. And if you send such a comment and included your email address but did not receive a private reply from me then it would be a technical error.
  7. How do I post an idea about a new subject?This is not a forum but a blog. However, in some cases a comment may simply lead to another subject that will get me to post an article about it.
  8. Enough nonsense is there any useful articles for developers?Although there is no more beneficial to developers than talking about development business; the business that feed them and keep their jobs secure, this blog also has some technical articles that are well categorized.