While reading through “How to Slow Down to Go Faster Than Ever in Software Development” I couldn’t help but nod my head in agreement continuously. The article goes over the well-known and familiar challenges in software development, but it also words them in a very simple and straight-forward way. It’s difficult to disagree with. Here … Continue reading How to Slow Down to Go Faster Than Ever in Software Development
Professional Programming is yet another excellent list of resources, such as books, articles, and courses, for people pursuing programming as a professional career. The more, the better, I say.
Jerry Madden, the former Associate Director of Flight Projects at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC), collected 122 lesson learned nuggets from a variety of sources that are instructive to managers of NASA spaceflight projects. While these are mostly around NASA projects and problems, many are very applicable outside as well. Here are a few … Continue reading NASA: 100+ Lessons Learned for Project Managers
eDEX-UI is a science fiction terminal that runs on most operating systems. It was heavily inspired by the user interfaces in sci-fi movies, like TRON, Minority Report, and others. While it’s not very practical for the day-to-day use for anyone heavily using command line, it’s a lot of fun to run when there are non-technical … Continue reading eDEX-UI – a sci-fi terminal
I have only recently discovered the concept of monorepos. It does sound interesting and I am yet to try it out, or, at least, dig deeper into the subject. But then, there are people who have strong opinions against them, and I the reasoning makes all the sense to me. Here’s a nice one: Monorepos: … Continue reading Monorepos: Please don’t!