Off-late, I have been bitten by a photography buy. Ever since I got my new Sony Cybershot DSC-S500, I have been experimenting all sorts with my digi. Will try and share my photos here

My friend Bhooshan returned from his Europe tour recently. The photographs he clicked were simply breath taking and worth watching!

View the complete collection from Bhooshan’s Europe tour

A pretty hectic schedule kept me away from updating my blog. Our team had to slog like anything to close the project. We all worked till midnight (thanks to my stars that my soulmate was not staying with me in Pune) thus making me remind of my old days.

The tasks at hand were very difficult yet challenging. We had to help the development team achieve their objective by helping them out implement the proposed design changes. The framework was already in place which was done without our consultation for the earlier release (a typical developer mentality of getting things done without looking at a bigger picture) which made our work more challenging.

In the process of doing this, I also learned a thing or two about working with CSS in an agile and collaborative development cycle. For e.g. a CSS fix implemented for one defect can cause other pages to break. Things you have to take care while working in collaborative life cycle:

• Be very careful about implementing your solution.
• Look at alternatives.
• Make sure that your solution doesn’t break other pages.
• And most important! Create a separate style sheet for all your IE fixes.

Feel free to share your comments/thoughts/suggestions on this article

I am in the process of re-designing my blog. You might come across some pages which are broken. Those will eventually be taken care of.