XPers

To make the seven-foot trip from the front door of Camp Sundown to the curtained bus with double-tinted windows that took them to Yankee Stadium, all the XPers had to wear hats, tinted eye shields, vats of sunblock, turtlenecks, long-sleeve shirts, long pants and gloves.

John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting...

To make the seven-foot trip from the front door of Camp Sundown to the curtained bus with double-tinted windows that took them to Yankee Stadium, all the XPers had to wear hats, tinted eye shields, vats of sunblock, turtlenecks, long-sleeve shirts, long pants and gloves.

The Most Heart-Warming Article You'll Read Today

To make the seven-foot trip from the front door of Camp Sundown to the curtained bus with double-tinted windows that took them to Yankee Stadium, all the XPers had to wear hats, tinted eye shields, vats of sunblock, turtlenecks, long-sleeve shirts, long pants and gloves.

John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting...

To make the seven-foot trip from the front door of Camp Sundown to the curtained bus with double-tinted windows that took them to Yankee Stadium, all the XPers had to wear hats, tinted eye shields, vats of sunblock, turtlenecks, long-sleeve shirts, long pants and gloves.

The Most Heart-Warming Article You'll Read Today

To the XPers who promote such fallacies, I would ask this? if you believe you can write code in such a way that the cost of change becomes negligible, why can?

Intelligence and Design

XPers are particularly well known for applying this principle to testing, integration, design, and planning - so it shouldn't surprise anyone to see it applied to data migration.

Martin Fowler's Bliki