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 idea of ownership may be tricky and gets easily misunderstood or excessively exaggerated (some would say - demonized), especially by Agile dogmatists and people with limited imagination: I never said those two groups are the same though :) That's why I'd like to be perfectly clear...
Once again, I had some plans for the post, but the brutal life has forced me to change them and write about something else - the real life situation I've encountered today has reminded me some past discourse about what actually is a true border between being amateur...
Disclaimer For all those who don't know me personally and read this just to learn about Scalar Conf (http://scalar-conf.com/) - I am not and I never claimed to be a Scala guru. I come from .NET world, this is my natural environment I predate within. I&...
Another day, another interesting discussion, another topic for a blog post: the operations procedures (aka handbooks) in agile environment - should we bother writing anything down? If so, what for? The Context Imagine a DevOps team that works on operations for several actively developed, interconnected applications: * work happens in several...
I had quite an interesting discussion about frequent delivery of value via changes in software. The topics itself is not new and everyone who knows the basics of Agile / Lean approach (or just Theory of Constraints) knows that stashing the inventory should be reduced to minimum - one should deliver...
WebStorm 8.0 (http://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/) is already here - it was officially released on 26.03.2014. The latest version of the best IDE for web devs brings some neat improvements. I'm still learning these, but to be frank - I already love most of...