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Andrey Adamovich retweeted
The next meetup! July 23, with @codingandrey and @BoburUmurzokov
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#devclub #meetups #developermeetups #tallinn
Andrey Adamovich retweeted
Reading Clean Mobile Architecture book and suddenly stumbling upon quote from @jovchem at the same level as quotes from Clean Code π€― You rock, mate!
Andrey Adamovich retweeted
Exactly! #DevOps was just a logical continuation. The ideas of the theory of constraints, value flow, and systems thinking were forming for a few decades before that.
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Andrey Adamovich retweeted
I suggest that they are NOT the bottleneck.
The person isn't the problem, or else removing the person would instantly remove the problem. Clearly, that's not the case.
So:
* the person is AT the bottleneck
* the bottleneck is the problem.
Andrey Adamovich retweeted
My friend @nicolas_frankel got suspended because he wrote tweets against Russia's invasion of Ukraine. He was reported by Russian trolls and was suspended.
He has a new handle @AJavaGeek which I hope you will follow.
Any help restoring his account would be appreciated π
Andrey Adamovich retweeted
Documentation is a product. If you don't have the capacity to maintain it, then do not write it.
Code and maybe a couple of high-level diagrams describing the big picture are enough.
Andrey Adamovich retweeted
The problem is that a lot of documentation is written as a replacement for an absent expert. The need that fills is better met by San available, present expert.
Working alone means all experts are absent.
This creates an (artificial) need for comprehensive docs.
Andrey Adamovich retweeted
Nicolas Frankel (blog.frankel.ch/) Twitter account - @nicolas_frankel - got suspended while he fought disinformation about war in Ukraine spread by Russian trolls.
@TwitterSupport please review again this case and reconsider.
Java folks - please retweet for reach
Andrey Adamovich retweeted
Yeah, "waterfall" is basically an emotional swear word now.
Strategic planning is required for any org. The question is how big is the degree of adhering to/changing that strategy.
Agile is more about tactics.
Andrey Adamovich retweeted
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Andrey Adamovich retweeted
The irony of the software industry is that we select terms that eventually do not mean what they were supposed to mean or otherwise are very "cloudy".
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Andrey Adamovich retweeted
Signed Book GIVEAWAY!
@sahnlam and I will be giving away 10 signed copies of the SDI book (Volume 2).
Shipping is on us. Yes, we do π’π§πππ«π§πππ’π¨π§ππ₯ shipping as long as USPS supports it.
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Andrey Adamovich retweeted
At JPM, everything just felt complacent.
People were okay having meetings on meetings for meetings. I had to ask permission to install tools to make me/the team more productive: and most were rejected. Having good relationship with traders was more important than shipping stuff.
Andrey Adamovich retweeted
What many sw engineers don't realize:
The majority of jobs do not hire you to write the highest quality code or produce the cleanest architecture.
They hire you to solve their business problems very efficiently. Sometimes this means high-quality code. Sometimes not at all.
