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If you create a graph of what changes are needed to allow for other changes, eventually leading to your goal. Then by definition you have the smallest safest step you can take. It …

So we make it many small commitable refactorings instead :)

There is a great interview that talks about the process and what it is about more generally: https://youtu.be/HbjWOvxJjms?si=5ta-JOyfFLub2yX_ I think there are similar methods, suc…

Using a Mikado style graph for planning any large work in general has been really useful to me. Used it a lot at both Telia back in 2019 and Mentimeter at 2022. It gives a great wa…

Stealth marketing by someone completely unrelated to the book, 11 years after the book is released. Seems unlikely.

I’ve been in three teams that has done Mob Programming full-time. In one team it was for two years and a half years. I have lots of side projects when I get home. Love sitting by m…

Laughed when I read ”We where 11 engineers that could be fed with 2 pizzas”. But you are in Sweden? You can feed maybe 3-4 engineers with 2 Swedish pizzas. Which is also coincident…

I work in my Vision Pro through most of the day. The avatars are passable for joining pair- and mob programming sessions. For more personal meetings I use the camera on my laptop. …

If an AI could write your tests, doesn’t that suggest the test are just checking implementation details? Unless you describe your business rules in detail.. as a test for example! …

Hilarious. He created a homepage for his password: https://zeeslag.ichi.city/mypassword.html

This resonates with my thinking as well. Although something I’ve always been missing from people talking about agile in general, is more specifics on how collaboration can happen. …

Sass is very much still useful today. Mixins, used sparsely, can be very powerful and avoid large doses of redundancy. Also variables with good names make the job a lot easier than…