Just Fix One Thing
You might have heard of James Clear’s Atomic Habits book – you may have even read it. One thing it breaks down for you (pun… Read More »Just Fix One Thing
You might have heard of James Clear’s Atomic Habits book – you may have even read it. One thing it breaks down for you (pun… Read More »Just Fix One Thing
We talk about delivery pipelines and CI/CD pipelines so much that you’d think software just gets squeezed out of a tube. Software is not a… Read More »Software isn’t a Liquid
Here’s my take on how a SaaS product trajectory relates to support load and management risk tolerance. It’s my contention that for (say) a “typical”… Read More »The SaaS Product Risk Trajectory
Anyone who has used the word “strategy” in a software development context has probably also muttered “Sun Tzu” under their breath at some point or… Read More »The Magic of Wardley Maps
When Barbara Streisand tried to cover up the fact that her Malibu beach front property was falling into the sea, she got it so wrong… Read More »The Streisand Effect
UX or UI? User Experience or User Interface. Is there a difference? Ask any designer this and they will roll their eyes. Of course there’s… Read More »Are You Happy With Your Front-End?
In last week’s episode of the Beyond Coding podcast, Patrick, interviewed Kevin Powell about his approach to creating well-designed CSS solutions. In the interview, Kevin… Read More »Is The Path of Least Resistance Sometimes The Right Choice?
Before today’s post – a little aside. I’ve now been publishing every day for three months and yesterday I tried a little experiment – to… Read More »The Eight Rules of Good Construction
Story Points are the most divisive element of Agile software development. Why? Because they define a contract. They are the pinch-point that attempts to equate… Read More »Do You Love Story Points?
When was the last time you did a Minimal Viable Product that was actually minimal? How often do we get it right and truly focus… Read More »Software Delivery Club Pod: Putting the Product back in the MVP