The Software Paradox
A short book about the rise and fall of the commercial software market.
Product Backlog Bankruptcy!
I have been in teams where the effort to maintain (the illusion of) a backlog was just rediculous … the idea to declare the product backlog bankruptcy makes sense to me.
Agile & Scrum Go Mainstream
Ok, many teams in software development have moved past the scrum hype … but general management seems to just start discovering it.
Scrum is a Copernican revolution in management.
… I remain sceptical.
Monolith First
Martin Fowler about the current hype around microservices:
You shouldn’t start a new project with microservices, even if you’re
sure your application will be big enough to make it worthwhile.
Microservices and JavaEE: No paradox?
JavaEE desperately tries to be fashIonable by squeezing traditional application servers in the corset of microservices … I wonder if this is a good aproach:
- WildFly Swarm
- Payara Micro
- KumuluzEE
The birth and death of JavaScript
Another great talk (WAT is a classic!) by Gary Bernhard. Watch out for the point where he crosses from reality to fiction …
Some people seem pretty crazy
How Richard Stallman uses computers:
I usually fetch web pages from other sites by sending mail to a
program that fetches them, and then mails them back to me.
I am in awe at all the obstacles he is willing to take on by staying true to his principles.
Funny: Introducing Atom 1.0
Atom is the text editor from GitHub based on web-technologies.
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