Reply to: What is the collective noun for a group of software developers?

[BrilloPad]

What happened to AtW?

I see he hasn't posted since the third of April.

I've just dropped him an email - I wonder what he has for lunch? Ive got to know!

[Scruff]

A Twunt of Coders?

[Sysman]

<Remembering AtW> I think it should be a suite

What happened to AtW?

I see he hasn't posted since the third of April.

[BrilloPad]

A bolus?

[BigRed]

a muddle, a cabal

[vetran]

It turned out to be a pretty interesting talk: she used the collective noun thing as a starting point for comparing common approaches to organising software development projects with the behaviour of various species.

Sadly, it turns out that most such projects are organised in a manner comparable with the behaviour of either wasps, or cockroaches

Go team Roach !

[Zippy]

<Remembering AtW> I think it should be a suite

[NickFitz]

And the bacon?

Only for breakfast, sadly. Still, bacon is bacon

[mudskipper]

And the bacon?

[NickFitz]

It turned out to be a pretty interesting talk: she used the collective noun thing as a starting point for comparing common approaches to organising software development projects with the behaviour of various species.

Sadly, it turns out that most such projects are organised in a manner comparable with the behaviour of either wasps, or cockroaches

[speling bee]

FTFY

A cluster****.

[mudskipper]

A Compile
An Assembly

or in Management terms

An overhead

FTFY

[vetran]

A Compile
An Assembly

or in Management terms

A cost centre

[TykeMerc]

A commode.

[speling bee]

A bedsit.