Un jefe tóxico puede arruinar tu moral y la de toda la plantilla: las 'red flags' más agotadoras, según varias investigaciones genbeta.com/p/316801

Buzzwords: A Double-Edged Sword in Modernization.

Hear more from Nick Tune in episode 153.
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Architecture modernization involves more than just technology.

Hear more from Nick Tune in episode 153.
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Architecture Modernization: More Than Just Technology.

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System architecture affects how teams work.

Hear more from Nick Tune in episode 153.
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Socio-Technical Architecture: System Design Affects How Team Work.

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Beware of Change Coupling.

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Domain Boundaries: The Key to Loosely Coupled Architecture.

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[Thread] What do I mean by “the best programmer I know”? Let’s start with the assumption I think I’m a decent programmer. Here are some examples:

1. He sees what is really there. I see what I am conditioned to see. Once he points it out, it was obvious all along. twitter.com/skooterTwitten…

Bertrand Russell on avoiding foolish opinions:

'Whenever you find yourself getting angry about a difference of opinion, be on your guard; you will probably find, on examination, that your belief is going beyond what the evidence warrants.'

'The courage to start.
The discipline to focus.
The confidence to figure it out.
The patience to know progress is not always visible.
The persistence to keep going, even on the bad days.

That's the formula.'

— @shaneaparrish

Every Sunday I look forward to the newsletter from FS. I always learn something. Today I specially enjoyed this excerpt. It comes from another inspiring person: !! NO LONGER HERE !! Now on Mastodon or BlueSky dannorth.net/the-worst-prog…
Some people is blind to the value of 'Tims' and wonder what is going wrong

Tolerant #tests lead to flexible code (easier changes) lead to #bettercode lead to #happierdevelopers lead to more successful company.

#agile and #faster #software development

Sheenkelly Hard to summarise in a tweet. The best I've ever seen what I'm trying to say, summarised in a succinct way is in this Kent Beck 🌻 interview with Melissa Perri. But... I feel there's a lot of prior art required for it to really sink in.

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Does your client side follow the 'tolerant reader' pattern when invoking a service? It makes your service resilient against changes on the data received

Can we have 'tolerant' unit tests? It ma be possible by thinking of units in terms of 'functional units' instead of classes

You now how all the marketing people said IoT was going to be really fantastic but it all turned out to be mostly Internet of Shit with nothing quite working. Is this where we're heading with AI?

Powerful statement in this episode I totally relate to: 'Leadership is about asking the right questions, not about having the right answer'

Refactoring is Not Always About Bad Code.

Hear more from Kevlin Henney in episode 122.
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Empower Your Engineers.

Hear more from Marty Cagan in episode 102.
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In the age of digital, our goal is not to do Agile/DevOps/Cloud transformation.
Our goal is to deliver better value sooner, safer, and happier.

Hear more from Jonathan Smart & Simon Rohrer in episode 144.
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