How to Write Unopinionated Code in a Sea of Opinions
I wrote a script to extract Azure DevOps work items. Why? Because I wanted to test a hypothesis. I wanted to prove how our software… Read More »How to Write Unopinionated Code in a Sea of Opinions
I wrote a script to extract Azure DevOps work items. Why? Because I wanted to test a hypothesis. I wanted to prove how our software… Read More »How to Write Unopinionated Code in a Sea of Opinions
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When a software product first comes out, we often don’t have a delivery pipeline; we often don’t have a backlog full of juicy features to… Read More »Are You Seeing The Whole Picture?
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
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You may have heard about B2B (Business to Business) and B2C (Business to Consumer) marketing. But what does this mean for your software product? And… Read More »Is Your SaaS Product a Compromise?
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Does technology choice define a software product? Programmers: how often do you use the next project as an excuse to try out a new technology?… Read More »Technology First Solutions