January, 2017
09 January 2017
In this book Simon Brown goes through the mindset of software architecture. I found the book to have pragmatic agile view of software architecture. Simon’s main argument is that software architecture is still important and that teams that do too much or too little software architecture put themselves in a...
05 January 2017
References
01 January 2017
Build as strong, trusted professional relationship with your team members
December, 2016
31 December 2016
These notes are based on Bret Victor’s talk on “Seeing Spaces” done at EG 2014 in May 2014.
26 December 2016
High level view
25 December 2016
Issues / Questions we have had with Feature Toggles
24 December 2016
See 2018’s Things to read and watch
See 2016’s Things to read and watch
24 December 2016
RPC in the Microsoft space is largely targeted toward c++. Support for languages like C# while possible are apparently painful. Alternative approaches that are simpler include:
24 December 2016
People are depend on you–for direction, for validation, for encouragement.
24 December 2016
Creativity requires some constraints
24 December 2016
Nitric
23 December 2016
Config file locations
23 December 2016
Top down or bottom up?
23 December 2016
We are beginning to experience the new Custodianship model first hand, and I think we can lead the way in this to help other teams be successful in this approach too. Here are some ideas/thoughts I have had. .. Custodians will naturally be biased towards their way of doing things,...
13 December 2016
I thought it would be a good idea to put a collection of media for people interetested in software architecture. Here it goes…
07 December 2016
What you can expect from your manager:
01 December 2016
Learning the keyboard shortcuts for your IDE of choice is useful for navigating code at speed. Shortcut Foo is a great online tool for learning shortcuts.
November, 2016
08 November 2016
What does a new mob work on? Do you do Kata’s, actual work items or something else?
04 November 2016
For a teams new to mob programming, the post mob retrospective is really important. This is where everyone who participated in mobbing get’s to share how they found it and put forward suggestions on what to change next time.
03 November 2016
How big should your first mob be? Unfortunately there is no one right size mob - mobs are made up of people, dfferent people bring different things to the mob.
