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.
The more I think about it, the more I am against strict code ownership ("my stuff = my commits"). I mean - yes, there has to be someone who 'owns' the piece of functionality (for the sole purpose of supervision, roadmapping, etc.), but the more people put...
My observation is that these days I'm not buying the products (primarily applies to digital goods) or services (over the Internet) anymore. Or rather: not products or services as we knew them few years ago: 1. I don't buy finished books, I buy early versions &...
Spotting an interesting product developing is always nice. And spotting a product that is related to few favorite topics of yours is almost like winning the lottery ;) That's why Hyperledger [http://hyperledger.com/] has grabbed my undivided attention so easily: * it's highly distributed in a way...
What I'm going to write below is nothing new for anyone who've done fully fledged distributed systems development. BEAM veterans, hAkkers, Rafters, ZooKeeper consensus pursuers or Paxos tribe would probably call me Cpt. Obvious, but surprisingly (or not) majority of .NET people I meet & talk...
I am sort of conference junkie. I'll skip the 'why' part, because I've described it already once or twice - instead I'll get back to what I like MOST (relax, just one thing) about conferences & why I attend them instead of...
Jurgen Appelo did it again - he has kinda shot 140 char Twitter cannon in a way that has nail'd the point completely: > You're a Thought Leader? Who cares?! Better aim to become an Action Leader. — Jurgen Appelo (@jurgenappelo) June 9, 2015 [https://twitter.com/...
