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How to estimate software development projects using Function Points (Function Point Analysis)

I used to be one of the three worst software development estimators in the world. Okay, I was probably *the* worst. I could not estimate the time or cost of a software development project to save my life. Then I learned about this thing called Function Points, and Function Point Analysis, and other common sense things, like the Law of Averages, and my estimating life is much, much better. I might even challenge someone to a contest one of these days.

Sat, July 17, 2004

I've been working with the ABLE Toolkit from IBM for a few months now, in particular trying to use it as a rules engine for my home grown anti-spam software. I'm using this experience for a paper I'm writing for the upcoming Borland Developers Conference.

Tue, July 6, 2004 (Speaking at BorCon 2004)

Over the weekend I saw that I'm on Borland's speaking schedule for their annual conference, BorCon 2004. I guess I better get to work on my presentations. :) Actually, I'm ready to go. I'm set to give one talk on Java Performance Tuning and another on Function Point technology. Giddyup.

I haven't frequented it before, but the Java & Internet Glossary at mindprod looks pretty good.

 

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