% klee + microclimates
% Michael Stone
% December 4, 2011

This week, we have a preliminary [Debianization] of [klee] (a.k.a.
"nifty bug-finding software"), temporarily posted [over here] (in the "ubuntu"
branch), and some even more preliminary thoughts on software [microclimates];
to wit:

 > I write software a bit differently from the way that most other people write
 > software. Partially as a result, my team generally writes software
 > differently from the way that other teams write software.
 >
 > Why is this?
 >
 > More specifically, how should we account for variation in software
 > development practices? For example, is the variation mostly due to
 > variation in knowledge, situation, organization, or...?
 >
 > Even more primitively, along which dimensions does software development
 > practice vary?
 >
 > What determines the cost to port software from one profile of
 > development practices to another?

[Chris Aitchison]: http://chrisaitchison.com/
[software gardening]: http://chrisaitchison.com/2011/05/03/you-are-not-a-software-engineer
[Debianization]: http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/
[klee]: http://klee.llvm.org
[over here]: http://dev.laptop.org/git/users/mstone/klee
[microclimates]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microclimate