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What is a Burndown Chart?
A burndown chart provides project managers and developers a quick and easy way to visualize the progress of any software project over time, showing the workflow and how much work remains to be done. In this project management tutorial, we will go through what a burndown chart is, and why it is useful in your projects.
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Overview of a Burndown Chart
A burndown chart is a...
Java
How to Use Event Listeners in Java
In Java, an event is some action (or trigger) that your program has to listen for. There are two types of events in the Java programming language: low-level and...
Java
Formatting Strings in Java: String.format() Method
While System.out.println() is fine for debugging and displaying simple messages, it is not great for formatting strings. Formatted strings not only display the string content but they also show...
Programming Guides
Languages
Recursion in Go and Golang
The simplest way to structure a Go program is using a set of functions that call one another in a disciplined, hierarchical manner. Functions...
Languages
What is Dependency Injection in Go?
DI - or dependency injection - is a technique that uses some of the best programming practices to leverage decoupling amongst code. Pieces of...
JavaScript
JavaScript Math Operators
One of JavaScript's most significant contributions to the evolution of the Internet is that it offloaded much of the server's workload to the client,...
Java
How to Use Event Listeners in Java
In Java, an event is some action (or trigger) that your program has to listen for. There are two types of events in the...
Formatting Strings in Java: String.format() Method
While System.out.println() is fine for debugging and displaying simple messages, it is not great for formatting strings. Formatted strings not only display the string...
How to Concatenate Strings in Java
String concatenation can be defined as the process of joining two or more strings together to form a new string. Most programming languages offer...
Microsoft and .Net
Game Programming Fundamentals
If you are looking for an answer to the question of "How to Develop a Game" , you have come to the right...
Previewing .NET 6 – Exploring New Features
With the launch of .NET 6 Preview 1 last month, Microsoft added a lot of exciting new features. We looked at some of the improvements in...
Previewing .NET 6 – Exploring Improvements
Microsoft last month delivered the new .NET 6 Preview. This comes just a few months after the release of .NET 5.0 in November 2020. So here...
Developing for Mobile
Mobile
Top Tools for Mobile Developers
Having a great, innovative idea is just one piece of the puzzle to creating the next big hit as a mobile app. Once that...
Mobile
No Coding Needed With This Custom Mobile App Builder
Do you have a mobile app idea that you would love to develop and release to the public but feel that your lack of...
Mobile
CUPS and Raspberry Pi AirPrinting
While printing to paper perpetually seems to be “going the way of the Dodo,” the need to print something on an actual piece of...
Open Source
What is a Burndown Chart?
A burndown chart provides project managers and developers a quick and easy way to visualize the progress of any software project over time, showing...
How to Use Event Listeners in Java
In Java, an event is some action (or trigger) that your program has to listen for. There are two types of events in the...
Formatting Strings in Java: String.format() Method
While System.out.println() is fine for debugging and displaying simple messages, it is not great for formatting strings. Formatted strings not only display the string...
Cloud and Web
What is a Burndown Chart?
A burndown chart provides project managers and developers a quick and easy way to visualize the progress of any software project over time, showing...
How to Use Event Listeners in Java
In Java, an event is some action (or trigger) that your program has to listen for. There are two types of events in the...
Formatting Strings in Java: String.format() Method
While System.out.println() is fine for debugging and displaying simple messages, it is not great for formatting strings. Formatted strings not only display the string...
