Graffiti labeled The experience of the creator of “One Million Checkboxes” is a fun read. You never know what you will find in your logs. I also liked the interview with Michael Feathers. Leadership When to write strategy, and how much? - one is probably enough, and don’t start before you understand the context. Engineering Michael Feathers Reflects on “Working Effectively with Legacy Code” [Podcast] - his views on TDD are interesting. ...
I am still enjoying the Book Overflow podcast, this time with John Ousterhout. The podcast about the UK environmental agency is also great, and depressing. Leadership Wisdom for Work #25 - The Art of Generative Listening [Podcast] - the five levels are an interesting approach. As a leader, you have to master listening, that’s how you know where to go. The Surprising Long Term Impact of Layoffs on Company Performance & Employee Experience. [Podcast] - that is understandable, at times you can’t really avoid it, though. ...
Teapot and cup on table I was a bit distracted last Friday, so it is another double week today. I truly enjoy the Bookoverflow podcast. Some of the books I know already, and find the different perspectives interesting. Some of the other books I do plan to read now. For something entirely different: The Orkneyinga Saga and Fed podcasts. Leadership No More: It’s The People - at least not all the time. ...
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Good news for the environment. I enjoyed reading the PySkyWiFi hack! This happens when engineers are bored. Engineering Just Use Postgres for Everything - I have opinions … PySkyWiFi: completely free, unbelievably stupid wi-fi on long-haul flights - how many programmers have thought about hacking the Wi-Fi in planes? All of them! Microservices [YouTube] - funny, also use better names for your stuff! PagerDuty Incident Response - looking at this at the moment.. ...