Viewing profile — geekjock
geekjock
HN member- Joined
- Fri, Mar 18, 2011, 1:11 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 216
- Public activity
- 89 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About geekjock
personal site: abinoda.com
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #39136880
> One of the main challenges when dealing with technical debt has been the lack of a way to measure it. To help overcome that problem, CISQ/OMG led the development of an Automated …
-
comment
Comment #39124645
"Lines of code is a much better proxy than reported productivity." Researchers who specialize in this field largely disagree with this. Here's a round-up: https://getdx.com/blog/me…
-
comment
Comment #39124598
See this previous paper: https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=3595878
-
comment
Comment #39122383
"I'm a bit pessimistic that much of this research is being driven by large orgs in collaboration with researchers who aren't sufficiently independent." I'm one of the co-authors of…
-
comment
Comment #39122328
Makes sense - I agree with you. My mistake on assuming you were referring to metrics like the ones I listed.
-
comment
Comment #39120337
> Developer experience encompasses how developers feel about, think about, and value their work.9 In prior research, we identified more than 25 sociotechnical factors that affect D…
-
comment
Comment #39120148
Agreed with this. We're working on it!
-
comment
Comment #39120135
"Are there any plans to figure out objective ways to measure productivity" You can't measure developer productivity objectively, assuming you're referring to metrics like lines of …
-
comment
Comment #39120042
Ever seen developers that are frustrated by technical debt and whose business leaders don't seem to care? This study is aimed to help with that.
-
comment
Comment #39119956
"You could look at literally any objective measure to proxy actual productivity and be better off than this" It's fairly well-established in research (and in practice) that there i…
-
comment
Comment #39119936
+1 If you read the introduction of the paper, you'll see that the aim of this paper is to give managers and developers concrete data to use to help get buy-in on investing in devel…
-
comment
Comment #39119908
I'm one of the co-authors of the study. Your critique is valid though by research standards, for this type of study, our sample is sufficient. We are planning to replicate this stu…
- comment
- story
-
comment
Comment #37814898
Accelerate - this book has become an excuse for managers to spend outrageous money implementing metrics like lead time and deployment frequency to measure teams, whereas the book a…
- story
-
comment
Comment #34468499
Do you know of specific examples of companies that offer this?
-
story
Ask HN: How do “private cloud” SaaS solutions work?
It seems like companies that traditionally offered multi-tenant cloud and on-premises versions of their software are now switching to offering “private cloud” or “managed service” …
- story
- story
-
comment
Comment #34238133
I'm a developer and am right there with you. But if you're a decades-old corporation with 10,000 engineers, you need some set of signals to help guide improvements to tools and pro…
-
comment
Comment #34237562
"What should we measure to improve developer productivity?" is a decades-old problem for leaders with no clear solution. There finally seems to be some level of consensus that outp…
- story
- story
-
comment
Comment #33946278
Shoot me an email at abinoda@getdx.com, would love to connect. Right now we're focused on interviewing people in internal-facing roles, but we're exploring doing a series that expl…