Refactoring with images
Refactoring example with the use of images.
Refactoring example with the use of images.
Repetition is all around us. What can we learn from it?
“Do not judge me by my successes, judge me by how many times I fell down and got back up again.” Nelson Mandela It’s been a long time since I wrote on this blog. It started off as not thinking the idea was good enough or on topic enough. I was judging myself a lot.…
Introduction People want to improve their lives. They want to improve their code. We start new things and end up giving up on them. We start new diets and eventually stop following them. We learn new ways to do things, try them for a bit and go back to our old ways. Why do we…
A post about my super hero experiment over the last 6 months. Gaining muscle, lifting weights and eating a lot more.
We all are faced with challenges from others. Everyone has expectations of what we should be. Often it is to satisfy their own needs. People want us to run faster, work harder, contribute more. Most of it focused on short term objectives, on what they can get out of today if only they could get…
I always talk about eating better to help take better care of yourself. I love reading blogs and books on these subjects. One big reason is that I’m always asking myself if I’m eating the right stuff. The latest book I’ve been reading is from biohacker Dave Asprey who has got me into putting grass-fed butter, tea…
Recently I travelled to England and Germany to speak at Agile Testing Days 2014. It was a wonderful conference and the trip gave me a chance to do a lot of walking to see a lot of sites. I was wearing my new Moto 360 which among many other things keeps tracks of how many…
No really, take a hike. It’s great exercise, you’re out in the fresh air and spending some time with nature. What you might not associate with hiking is software development but that’s one way I explain Test Driven Development (TDD) to people. Imagine a sole developer running full speed through the forest. You would say “Look…
If we feed ourselves with less then ideal food we will not perform to our maximum potential.
If you want to improve, you need some space
The recording of our performance allows us to reflect on our performance.
Let your inner child free.
More correctly, what is the optimal frequency? When you first start bringing a team into Scrum, the sprint length is critical. A shorter interval gives you faster learning while a longer interval is less stressful on the team. When you start an exercise program. It’s all about how many visits to the gym or how…
Should we have captains on software teams?
Effective software development and delivery
Improving software and the human who writes it.
All the brilliant people working on the same thing, at the same time, in the same space, and on the same computer
Helping organisations that want to change
My account of stumbling experiences, so that others do not!
Improving software and the human who writes it.
Improving software and the human who writes it.
Improving software and the human who writes it.
Improving software and the human who writes it.