"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."

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Dopo un intero anno a parlare di processo con le #BIMpills, quest’anno ho deciso di parlare regolarmente di strumenti. Ogni settimana quindi vi porterò la recensione di una piattaforma o di un tool che potrebbero aiutarvi a lavorare meglio, principalmente negli ambiti dell’Agile e della gestione di progetto. Non vi aspettate quindi plug-in di Revit, anche se qualcosa potrebbe capitare, ma strumenti di gestione.
Prima di iniziare, la doverosa premessa:

No, questi sviluppatori non mi pagano.

Così è sempre stato. Accetto volentieri segnalazioni e richieste di testare strumenti, ma la mia opinione è sempre libera da vincoli commerciali. Per questo non sarò mai ricca.

Per ogni strumento, cercherò di indicare in modo chiaro il tipo di licenza o di sottoscrizione necessaria, nel caso non si tratti di strumenti gratuiti.
Iniziamo da settimana prossima.

Nel frattempo, buon proseguimento di feste.

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