Chris 'Architecture is Gardening' Stead

@cm_stead

Holistic technical problem solver. Software hippie. Code philosopher. Coding joy. JS Refactor. Humanely Sourced Software. Dev tools. SDLC Punk. He/him

California
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Vrijeme pridruživanja: prosinac 2009.
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    12. ruj 2018.

    Anything about the software you are building you must remember, you will forget at the most inopportune time.

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    Compared to technical domains, “business domains... are more likely to have edge cases and conflicting requirements.” No wonder many devs prefer to work in highly technical domains. It is easier.

    Feature Interaction bugs as a lens on complexity. Great article by
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    went looking up shadow inc on linkedin and omg why the engineers who built it were 3 close-to-entry-level bootcamp grads (some only working a couple months, some on contract) and a senior dev with no experience in mobile? like why would you ever also: those poor bootcamp grads

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    Hi! I’m a mom of an almost 13 year old and almost 15 year old. I’ve also been coding since 1995. We exist!

    Hi! I'm a mom of a 2 year old. I've also been coding since 1999. We exist!
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    "Look at your company as a system and model the components." TRUTH! Here's a template from

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    Wow... "the cloud" has now been updated to the "hybrid multicloud." They just tripled down on marketing gibberish.

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    Mobodoro rocks! "Identify improvements quickly and iteratively Improve team cohesion through regular communication Deliver higher value software through constant collaboration Ingrain disciplined practice into the team Build the retrospective muscle Develop emotional endurance"

    I've been using the mobodoro method for a few years now, and I thought it was high time I shared what I have learned. I hope this is useful to someone. : )
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    😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️🤣🤣🤣🤣

    Tweet je nedostupan.
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    I enjoy this every time I see it.

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    I know you have a link to a blog post about the mobodoro pattern, are you interested in having more experiences linked from the patterns pages?

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    Content warning - politics: I've been seeing signs for proclaiming he's a "Trump conservative." This tells me everything I need to know. He's: - a liar - a cheat - an aspiring autocrat - morally bankrupt - probably hiding something terribly illegal

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    Fascinating open course from MIT. Not all of this will apply to everyone, but me developers would probably benefit from some of what they discuss.

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    It's so interesting to review conference talks. Topics I expected to be unique end up being the opposite! I kind of wish organizers would release breakdowns so we know what stuff is missing coverage.

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    THIS RIGHT HERE - high performing mobbing awesome sauce shake liberally

    I've been using the mobodoro method for a few years now, and I thought it was high time I shared what I have learned. I hope this is useful to someone. : )
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    I've been using the mobodoro method for a few years now, and I thought it was high time I shared what I have learned. I hope this is useful to someone. : )

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    Yes!

    Odgovor korisnicima @tottinge @RonJeffries @cgosimon
    More accurately, better at making _plans_ that can be hit. Estimates inform plans. Plans take uncertainty into account. People often try to fudge estimates to use them as plans. This hurts their ability to estimate.
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    This sounds rather vague, and hand-wavy, but I can't speak directly to a project I don't know about. Until genuine work is done to discover what is valuable, and how it fits into the existing system, predictability is impossible, and blind estimates will be misleading at best.

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    I agree with Tim. Estimating is a poor substitute for predictability. IMHO predictability arises from learning/understanding the domain, iterating to uncover what we do and don't know, then using those discoveries to guide what must be done to deliver something of value.

    I know it sounds so reasonable and people spend so much time on it, but it just doesn’t actually work very well. You aren’t going to estimate your way to predictability. People sure have tried hard, with the best intentions, and I’m not making fun of anyone here.
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    Excited to attend 's workshop tomorrow at . Woot. My talk and workshop are Wed and Thu respectively. Here's my favorite Van Gogh painting from today. "Underbrush." His painting often glow!

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    Every Senior Engineer or above should also be able to provide a mentee as a reference. It's one thing if you did your job for your boss, it's another thing to help create a better engineer. Thoughts?

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    This tweet was VERY hard to read, so for those of you who struggle, like I did, to read it: Comments tell Twitter a post is engaging. Retweets keep a post visible for longer. Likes/hearts tell Twitter who would like a post. Also, please avoid strange formatting of tweets.

    Very interesting from Twitter algorithm crash course: This tells This tells This keeps Twitter them who a post that a will likely visible for post is enjoy it longer engaging 👇 👇 👇
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