Isn't "trunk based development" just a complete crock of shit?
(bucket.co)
Isn’t "trunk based development" just a complete crock of shit?
Isn’t "trunk based development" just a complete crock of shit?
The reverse YAGNI
(medium.com)
This blog post focusses on the critical technology decisions (specifically on tools) that I believe are missed by techies on non-trivial software projects. At least I have missed them in the past because they seemed like “over-engineering”, and the bricks of YAGNI would be hurled around.
This blog post focusses on the critical technology decisions (specifically on tools) that I believe are missed by techies on non-trivial software projects. At least I have missed them in the past because they seemed like “over-engineering”, and the bricks of YAGNI would be hurled around.
Principles for product velocity
(ssoready.com)
Building the right thing shouldn't take very long -- doing away with nonsense makes product development really fast
Building the right thing shouldn't take very long -- doing away with nonsense makes product development really fast
Against the 'QA‐Free' Philosophy
(github.com/getlago)
I recently watched Pieter Levels' interview with Lex Friedman and dove through the comments. Most discussed one hallmark topic: Pieter’s 1-click deployment system that only leverages local tests for testing. In Pieter’s own words, he’s notorious for not setting up staging servers. He prefers a stripped-down pipeline, something that enables him to ship fast.
I recently watched Pieter Levels' interview with Lex Friedman and dove through the comments. Most discussed one hallmark topic: Pieter’s 1-click deployment system that only leverages local tests for testing. In Pieter’s own words, he’s notorious for not setting up staging servers. He prefers a stripped-down pipeline, something that enables him to ship fast.