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.
> * And what method are you using on your project? * Oh, it’s Scrum. But we’ve improved it a bit … Sounds familiar? Yea, I believe everyone has met “scrumming project” at least once. Shamefully in 90% of cases, people just use “Scrum” as a label. They’ve just started...
If you’re reading this I suppose we can assume you already know what CQRS (by Greg Young) is. Quite likely you may have already been hooked by the idea. Presumably you’ve watched Greg’s videos (http://youtu.be/KXqrBySgX-s), you’ve read Udi Dahan’s clarification ( http://www....
Recently I had an opportunity of observing few IT projects in progress. Sometimes such an external perspective is a true blessing as it helps to notice things that were somehow omitted by core project team. I’m not going to elaborate on all the details, I’ll just focus on...
These seem to be obvious, but if so - why do I every now and then meet people who seem capable but ignore them happily? 1. There’s a difference between software create by student who just did 3 days-long training and professional developer that has already created several applications...
There are million paths that can lead you to your target. Well, maybe not literally a million, but usually at least two :) And very rarely one of those is in clear way better than the others in all the aspects you take under consideration when making the evaluation. Sometimes, one...
You’ll never know when you run into something interesting (in professional perspective). Recently, I was reading the last book in Brandon Sanderson’s “Mistborn” cycle (damn, it’s good - highly recommended!) and even if it’s a fantasy setting, there were some very, VERY interesting statements, that I...