Twitter Wrap Up for Week of November 11 through November 16

If you’re not following us on Twitter, here’s what you missed this week:

Web and Software Development

• Mobile Development Versus Mobile Compatibility: Should Your App Mimic Your Website?
• The Overloaded Time Table
• How to Forward an Exported Function to an Ordinal in Another DLL
• Ever wonder how you can get useful information of the jibberish on a BSOD?
• Are ‘best practices’ really standardized or documented, or are they just used to end a coding/development argument?
• Should be common knowledge to experienced devs, but: Getting rid of the generic error messages in IE.

• RT @marcykellar Woz: Microsoft might be more creative than Apple 
• Our Mr. Grady has underestimated his influence. Windows phones now account for 33% of employee mobile devices here.

Web Design

Project Management and Business Analysis

• Left Brain and Right Brain in Content Writing.
• The Challenges of Small Group Dynamics
• “Project Management Dominos.” Not to be confused with “Requirements Poker.” 
• Your buzzword of the week: “Problem Density” — Sort of like “Story Points” or “Swim Lanes” but in three dimensions. http://dld.bz/bRXTq Kitchen Kanban, or WIP Limits, Pull, Slack and Bottlenecks Explained
• RT @raintoday 2 Ways to Talk Scared Prospects Off the Ledge and Continue with the Project