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.
No, I'm not switching to polish permanently, this post is just an exception. Stay tuned. Ten post wyjątkowo jest po polsku? Dlaczego? Bo to nie jest post skierowany do wszystkich, tylko pewnej konkretnej grupy ludzi działającej przy tworzeniu oprogramowania - ludzi, którzy ciągle nie mogą zaakceptować faktu, że...
As some of your already know, I had a great pleasure to participate in latest episode of DevTalk podcast [http://devtalk.pl/]. Why was it such a great pleasure? 1. Because good chat in a good company is always a pleasure :) Thanks, Maciej [http://www.maciejaniserowicz.com/]. 2. Well, it...
Breaking rocks like it's 1979 Some good analogies keep haunting me for years :) One of them I've heard from Liz Keogh [http://lizkeogh.com/] some time ago - I don't remember the exact event, but I'm sure it was live, not recorded...
We 'like' to put blame on factors that (in our opinion) lie beyond our control - stone-carved deadlines, outdated legacy, unimaginative Product Owners who always dump tech debt-related work items into abyss of Nice-To-Have. Some call it 'victimship' & it's all about giving up...
When I was starting my first paid job (as a software developer) success definition was quite simple: deliver pre-defined scope in pre-defined time (budget) & make sure that bugs don't break the general usability (you can call it a loose quality criteria ;>). A lot of things have...
Well-built service API may be a game changer. In both client-server & server-server scenario, especially if you're following the latest trend of building fine-grained, loosely coupled (micro)services. I've seen several attempts, in different languages, for different domains & running on different platforms - regardless of...
