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.
Last Friday I attended a presentation hosted by some client IT people for their colleagues (same company, same department). The aim of this presentation was to show "improvements in development process" the presenters have introduced in their project. It was a common knowledge that their had major quality...
Wade Wegner has left Microsoft ( http://www.wadewegner.com/2012/03/leaving-microsoft/). It’s quite normal as people come and go - well, everyone is replaceable. This last rule applies to Wade as well, especially as he’s not a leading engineer or main architect, but he played a very,...
Are you "lean" already? Do you do "lean" architecture? Is your approach "lean" enough? No, I didn’t lose my mind yet - I’m just trying to accustom myself to the new buzzword: "lean" is a new "agile" :)If...
As I’ve spent last few days on my preparation for PRINCE2 Practicioner exam (THAT. WAS. FREAKING. HARD.), I don’t have much to share (except. that the EXAM. WAS. FREAKING. HARD.), but it doesn’t mean nothing exciting happened in a few last days (not counting exciting exam -...
I am still in my certification spree - after completing Microsoft trial, I decided to try project management oriented courses and certifications. First shot - PRINCE2. I guess it should be familiar to everyone, but if it isn’t, you can find some details here: http://www.prince-officialsite.com/faq....
Bugs were, are and will be. There’s no software without bugs. Even greatest software vendors can’t guarantee bug-free products, as quality costs skyrockets above some level. All those statements are true and quite obvious, but still they surprise me somehow. During last two days I’ve tested 2...