A software communication conference held in Chautauqua, NY in 2009.

Goomba was first, and was easiest to do. Mario was last, and was pretty okay to do as well.

春風它吹上了我的臉

This group sacrificed straw length (and hence crumple space) for strength of structure. It didn't work.

An overtly obvious follow-up to my initial piece. There is a dual meaning at work here. Not only is this the first thing that most coders will ever put to screen, a coder-birth, if you will, but it is also a philosophical exclamation of nativity; the program is quite literaly telling the World 'Hello' upon running.

Additionally there is a play on the word Nascency, to include the language chosen, C Plus Plus.

And you thought that software engineering was all software and engineering.

More resources promoted an elaborate design.

The large image does not have this ugly grey background. From Open Unified Process Distilled (.ppt)

Holub on Patterns: Learning Design Patterns by Looking at Code by Allen Holub At The Best Price!

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