A collection of 18 posts
I just finished reading a post about continuous delivery at Outbrain. It’s quite interesting they made a trip similar to what we have done at RemoteX. However their setup is some what
A good friend and colleague of mine Johan Andersson read somewhere that you can see the communication patterns of a company in the architecture. I can see how that makes sense, but I
While reading The Power Of Pull, I came to think about push and pull processes. Now the definition of these is not the same as a push or pull process as used in
I held a presentation at AS2010 about handling defects. The slides are up, unfortunately there is not text in the slides and there’s no audio track… but for those who wish to
I’ve been thinking a bit about all these factory references that occur when discussing software development. So here is an inventory management view, I guess. Inventory, viewed from a lean perspective is
These last couple of days we have been having a internal TDD course at RemoteX. We had the help of Andreas Brink, whom guided us in testing and over all code quality. One
“I can look at code and understand it but i cant write code” There seems to be a common misunderstanding that if you can read code and “understand what it does” you understand
I went through a business contract, analysing it for weaknesses. I found a not likely case, but still pointed it out. “You should be a lawyer”, the lawyer says “I write laws”, I
Roughly 1½ year ago I produce a plugin for team-system to allow me to report bugs quickly though as I’m working with the code. The idea behind it was from the Fogbugzintoruction
I wrote a blog post about how I work with code. The basic idea is that I record actions that I need to take as I work with the code in a format
With this concept of quickly creating new tasks and with the GTD and How I work with code ideas. An idea for a new tool popped up in my head. The tasks that
He or she might even know how to say it. It doesn’t mean that a developer will understand. http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0676.html Communication is everything.