Do you agree that products always have room for improvement?
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These informational callouts are littered throughout the online Bootstrap documentation:
Figure: This is a nicely designed informational callout
They look great, and being used in the Bootstrap documentation I assumed they were part of Bootstrap as well. Unfortunately, they are not.
Please add these to Bootstrap as .callout, with the same contextual options as usual (.callout-default, .callout-primary, .callout-info, etc…)
Outlook currenly uses 12 AM to 12 PM for All Day Events. This creates problem when it is for different time zone. A full-day event is a full-day event, no matter what time zone your are in.
It would be useful to use additional time zone feature in outlook to display local time zone without changing time of operating system. Either you can change all day event to local time zone setting.
One best option to handle with this problem is storing all time zone using UTC(Universal Cordinated Time) so that there is no need for any other time settings and appointment can be rendered using local time zone.
Ken Getz says more on this:
Time Zone Disaster – All Outlook Appointments Bite the Dust
Scrum pushes the fact that devs are bad at estimating, and instead of providing methods to help with this process, it asserts that you should simply explain that any estimate will be wrong, so we’re just going to work on the most important stuff 1st, and then when the client runs out of money, we’ll stop. How can this compete against competitors who give a price up front? Is there any guidance on how to sell this?
The PO is in charge of the backlog, but how should he be reporting back to stakeholders? What metrics does Scrum provide to help him show how the team is doing?
The biggest roadblock most of my teams has is testing and approval. Are there any recommendations on the best way to deal with this issue? When should testing be done? Before, at or after the Review?
Product owners like to see the product backlog in priority order so they can know what’s happening next.
Developers like to see the product backlog nested in functional areas, so they can get an architectural idea of what’s left.
It would be great to be able to switch between these 2 views.
The scrum guide is very generic, which is great to make it accessible to anyone, but this is at the cost of being specific enough to be very useful.
I would love to see examples of:
If you have a PowerPoint using an older version of a template and want to:
Can I not have an option to ‘Check for Updates’ for the template, instead of starting a fresh new PowerPoint and importing the slides over?
Related: Do you know how to see if your PowerPoint is using the latest template?
If someone says “Let catch up at 4pm PST time” then you should be easily able to convert to your time e.g. Sydney time
Currently, you need a tool like timeanddate.com | Time Zones | Meeting Planner
I find it an awesome feature for organizing tab groups…. See the dotted lines
(Of course work with the VS team so the feature is consistent).
Figure: Organize your IE tab mess, by dragging out the tab… see the dotted lines