benblodgett

This is an interesting space, mit has their mitx program set to launch this spring as well.

http://mitx.mit.edu

I would add in the forrst job board as well

Your point makes sense when talking about developing software, however the article is in reference to planning a restaurant website for a client.

Try implementing an agile strategy with a sushi restaurant owner, or for that matter an attorney, dermatologist, or chiropractor. That would be a laugh.

B2B web design services struggle with showing tangible deliverables, a waterfall approach is the best way to keep the client satisfied and scope within your spec.

The css example is not the best one - the point is separating information, design and coding resources to streamline.

The article is written by an account manager and directed towards web design agencies who juggle lots of projects. It may not make sense for freelance or smaller shops. I didn't really establish that - but its saturday :)..

Please - I am dying for some feedback from this community on if this strategy is productive.

I am also headed down this same road, we should chat.

Do you think it is better to have a simple/flexible project management tool? Or are certain processes (like web development) too unique and demanding to fit under this umbrella?

Haha same, I cannot wait to assemble the mini rocket engine.

I agree, I was speculative when I read this. Google is making a push for a cloud based OS - so why would they roll out a product based on local file syncing?

Perhaps, this is a transitive product that will eventually be the foundation for Chrome OS file storage?

"it would produce at least 0.1 percent of Coupons.com’s traffic, or 10,000 unique visitors per month."

Amusing