Blaming the last programmer. We've all done it. It's practically a time-honored tradition. I find it both fascinating and annoying. In this more lighthearted, I talk about blaming the coder before you and some of the insights about it.
Monday, October 30, 2017
Monday, October 23, 2017
Ep 37, On What Makes for Bad Rollouts
Last week I talked about rollouts in general. Today we're going to talk about ways I've seen software rollouts go horribly wrong.
Monday, October 16, 2017
Ep 36, On Rollouts and Harsh Realities
Whatever kind of developer you are, for most of us shipping code is our overall objective. At some point, all the theory about patterns and business rules and the debates about frameworks and tech give way to the realities of getting your code in front of the users. In this episode, I talk about those realities.
Monday, October 2, 2017
Ep 35, On Karma, Meritocracies, and Getting What You Deserve
We like to think that people get what they deserve, that their good or bad karma will catch up to them. This is true even of logical thinkers like programmers. We like to think that developers who work hard and ship good software will be rewarded and that good leaders will be promoted into management. In this episode, I talk about these ideas and whether or not they're realistic.
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