Comments for Volatile Interrupts http://munimo.com/blog Sharing our experiences in embedded software development for Mobile handsets Sat, 01 Jun 2013 03:20:25 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Mobile developer economics by fueled http://munimo.com/blog/?p=158&cpage=1#comment-323 fueled Sat, 01 Jun 2013 03:20:25 +0000 http://munimo.com/blog/?p=158#comment-323 Hi to all, how is all, I think every one is getting more from this website, and your views are nice for new people. Stop by my site: <a href="http://rainbowunit.livejournal.com/" rel="nofollow">fueled</a> Hi to all, how is all, I think every one is getting more from this website, and your
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]]> Comment on Product Managers, 5 reasons why you need to know how to code. by Prajnya http://munimo.com/blog/?p=306&cpage=1#comment-300 Prajnya Mon, 08 Apr 2013 14:12:03 +0000 http://munimo.com/blog/?p=306#comment-300 Hi, I went through this. Very well said about Indian managers. But believe me or not, I have come across people who even do bark at engineers for doing correct things, and all because they are ignorant of the technology. I know such people with more than 20 years of experience. Hi,

I went through this. Very well said about Indian managers. But believe me or not, I have come across people who even do bark at engineers for doing correct things, and all because they are ignorant of the technology. I know such people with more than 20 years of experience.

]]> Comment on Loaded pricing of MaaS (Mobile as a service) and why BYOD does not work in India. by Ganges Morekonda http://munimo.com/blog/?p=359&cpage=1#comment-279 Ganges Morekonda Fri, 25 Jan 2013 04:16:24 +0000 http://munimo.com/blog/?p=359#comment-279 Lalit, It's not just a India market problem, it's an universal problem. One option is bring the operator in the equation to subsidize the device cost at least for 1 year contract. This is why it's successful in the western world. Also, the success of BB in the enterprise world on top of security. I know that there is a downside of revenue share and other contractual overheads to be dealt with. But, it'll largely reduce the upfront cost from the customer perspective to cross the barrier for adoption. Lalit,

It’s not just a India market problem, it’s an universal problem. One option is bring the operator in the equation to subsidize the device cost at least for 1 year contract. This is why it’s successful in the western world. Also, the success of BB in the enterprise world on top of security. I know that there is a downside of revenue share and other contractual overheads to be dealt with. But, it’ll largely reduce the upfront cost from the customer perspective to cross the barrier for adoption.

]]> Comment on Product Managers, 5 reasons why you need to know how to code. by Satbir http://munimo.com/blog/?p=306&cpage=1#comment-247 Satbir Thu, 11 Oct 2012 06:28:18 +0000 http://munimo.com/blog/?p=306#comment-247 Hi, As a developer i really want to write quality code, but the deadline and pressure makes it impossible. Most of the managers(especially service sector) are concerned just about the functionality(w/o performance) and completing the project in least time possible so that save dollars for the company which really hampers the quality of the code. It really makes me sad at times that I'm unable to do justification with my job. Hope we have managers who exhibit such characteristics so that focus shifts more on quality than quantity. Hi,
As a developer i really want to write quality code, but the deadline and pressure makes it impossible. Most of the managers(especially service sector) are concerned just about the functionality(w/o performance) and completing the project in least time possible so that save dollars for the company which really hampers the quality of the code. It really makes me sad at times that I’m unable to do justification with my job. Hope we have managers who exhibit such characteristics so that focus shifts more on quality than quantity.

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