Convincing agile product owners to prioritize technical debt infoworld.com/article/363615…

u ain't a true full-stack dev till u know the *entire* stack: - fermions + bosons - atoms - molecules - transistors + crystals - NAND gates - binary - assembly - C & kernel - backend - frontend

When you are not sure what the code does but assume it must be important so you just leave it

Today, after over 5 years of work, HTTP/3 was finally standardized as RFC 9114! rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9114.ht… Together with RFC 9204 (QPACK header compression) and RFC 9218 (Extensible Priorities) it ushers in an important new chapter for the Web! Proud to have been part of this!

"Tech debt" is when you intentionally shipped ahead of 100% done, and then need to go back and do it. When the platform is now 10x or 100x larger, so major things need rewriting, that's not "debt," that's "evolution due to growth."

Tomorrow I will be at the #CTOForum at #VivaTech2022 to talk about Open source start ups. See you there if you want to discuss about #opensource, #startup and of course #PIM and Akeneo: The Product Experience Company!

In general, it's a bad idea to ask customers what features they want, but it's a really good idea to ask them about their work and what's hard/frustrating/painful to do. It's your job to figure out the best way to fix that problem, not theirs.

Merci pour le super accueil ! Très heureux d'avoir pu rencontrer la communauté poitevine !

Nous avons eu confirmation aujourd'hui que mon fils va avoir besoin d'un ordinateur pour la rentrée en 6ème. Il est Dys et écrire lui demande beaucoup d'efforts. Je cherche avis et conseils sur un modèle adapté à la scolarité. ex: surface pro... RT appréciés

Hexagonal Architecture 101: how do backend software engineers can easily decouple their code? Also called "ports & adapters", this architecture is a simple method to ensure your project's evolutivity and maintainability. A thread 🧵⤵️

If there's one thing I know about CTO jobs, it's that no two are the same. They are all over the map, in a way that isn't true of any other C*O or VP gig. Anybody who styles themselves as giving advice about what CTOs should do, is only telling you what works for them. At BEST.

Super excited to see Unlock Paris 2023 starting! This is a very special edition for Akeneo as we are celebrating our 10 years anniversary with our dear partners and wonderful customers!

Happy 10th Anniversary! Celebrating ten fantastic years with our customers, partners and team members at Unlock: the PX World Conference 🍾🍾 #unlock2023 #productexperience #productcloud #pim #px #pxm

NO. Your first step is ALWAYS to eliminate as much useless noise as possible. Alert emails, in this day and age, are so archaic as to be less than useless. You would be better served by turning them all off. Or emit a counter instead. Whatever, but start upstream.

I didn't take any flights for almost 4 years, ending a couple of weeks ago. Here's what I learned. Also, ask me anything! 🧵

Retrouvez Benoit Jacquemont et Villeneuve Damien autour du micro de WeLoveDevs.com ! 🔥 Dans ce 3ᵉ épisode de Paroles de CTO, on discute de Green IT, de finOps et de démarches RSE dans la #Tech 🌱 L'interview complète, c'est par ici 🎧shorturl.at/eorW7

now debug it

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"Latency Numbers Every Programmer Should Know" It is hard for humans to get the picture until you translate it to "human numbers":