When you’re building a software product it’s easy to get caught up in the mechanics of making something work and making something successful. So what… Read More »Is This The End Of Photoshopping?

Sometimes you don’t realise you’re in an engineering hole, ever. You keep on applying the next fix – be it code, be it a system,… Read More »Sticking Plasters on Sticking Plasters

After you have completed a few projects, you realise that there is something important called “appropriate technology choice”. But, and this is the thing, there… Read More »Do You Have To Use Innovative Technology?

In Friday’s email I sent a list of things that can slow down your software delivery. While there are many technical reasons why this can… Read More »How To Know When Your Backlog Sucks

In this episode, I talk about the way that technology, tools and architecture can affect the product that you are building. As engineers do we… Read More »Software Delivery Club Pod: Between Product and Engineering

Such a good thread on the existence of Kubernetes and when you should think about using it. The first takeaway is – most of the… Read More »Why does Kubernetes even exist?

Following up from yesterday’s post on Minimal Viable Product, I received some great feedback on just how the MVP has lost its way. A couple… Read More »How the MVP has lost its meaning

Often when we are confronted with a systems decision in our business, we are overwhelmed by choice. So we hire a consultant to help us… Read More »Build or Buy? Or Both?