Geek, agilista, blogger, codefella, serial reader. In the daylight - I navigate & lead software engineering. #lean #design #aws #elixir #analytics. I speak here for myself only.
If you search through developer-targeted resources on the web you’ll find plenty of information about patterns and anti-patterns of software development: TDD, dependency injection, BDD, pair programming, composition vs inheritance, DRY, KISS and many many more. But I feel there’s one important topic that’s exactly as crucial...
Smart, agile thought-leaders say: * the best architectures and designs come from the self-organizing teams * don’t build the the ivory tower - it’s the people who do “the ground work” that know best what are the day-to-day problems that impact and impair their work * motivated individuals are the key...
Approx. 2 months ago I’ve received a new Kindle. Yes, again. And it was not because I am unhappy with my Kindle Paperwhite 2nd Gen (it’s awesome), but because I wanted 7 inch tablet (with nice storage capacity) to read non-mobi content and HDX 7’s value-to-price ratio...
Yupp, it’s already here. If you have no clue what TW Radar is about, feel free to check my post for the last year edition ( http://gebski.tumblr.com/post/51321405824/bandit-on-your-6) or go straight to the Radar’s website: a picture’s worth the thousand words: http://www....
It seems that my recent post about the sanctity of test environments was appreciated more than I expected, so I’ve decided to address another topic that too frequently gets misunderstood or which importance is usually neglected: The Configuration Basically, there are to two categories of configuration: * business (functional) configuration...
For at least two years our team does the projects in a lean way: we don’t do detailed planning as it doesn’t make any sense - what we do is highly unpredictable: we rarely do something we did earlier, so all the estimations (based on experience) would go...