A long time has passed since my last post about Freefall, where I quickly explained the major steps I took for Requirements Analysis. Let me first say that the project is almost complete… Read More
Please enjoy this wonderful short movie about one of the most contemporary brightest scientists’ enlightening vision about future and humankind. For more info about Carl Sagan, refer to Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Sagan My parents were… Read More
Generally speaking, when all the requirements – or at least most of them – have been collected from stakeholders, next step is Requirements Analysis, when all the available requirements are processed in order to make… Read More
So, here is how the Freefall project actually begins: translating the Problem Specification Document I received from Italian to English. The goal of the project is to develop a Database for the electronic… Read More
It’s been a long time since my last post; time I’ve spent reading, studying, working, giving exams and – sometimes – relaxing. So why am I here again? Reason is because one day… Read More
I’ve always considered the “Wow!” signal one of the most exciting misteries of science of all time. I first came across the “Wow!” signal thanks to an article written by Paolo Attivissimo, who first… Read More
I recently came in contact with an article written on Ars Technica by Ryan Paul, which explains how does Facebook release its major and minor updates. You can find the full article here.… Read More
Recently, Google has launched a new view mode in Maps. MapsGL lets you fly over the most known places of the world in a 45° perspective. The quality is very high as it… Read More
Here’s a Tweet by Michael Dell, which says a lot about a startupper’s mentality: 28 years ago (May 3rd) with $1000, instead of studying for finals during my freshman year at the University… Read More
