Dalip Mahal

Dalip is a principal consultant at Accelerated Development and has worked his way through all aspects of software development. He started as a software engineer and worked his way through engineering and product management.

Software Development
Dalip MahalAugust 28th, 2014
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Infeasible software projects are launched all the time
Infeasible software projects are launched all the time and teams are continually caught up in them, but what is the real…
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Agile
Dalip MahalJuly 21st, 2014
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User Stories are Rarely Appropriate
All tools are useful when used appropriately, and User Stories are no different. User stories are fantastic when used in…
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Software Development
Dalip MahalJuly 10th, 2014
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Seriously. The Devil Made me do It!
Just as eternal as the cosmic struggle between good and evil is the challenge between our two natures. Religion aside, we…
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Agile
Dalip MahalJune 30th, 2014
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Failed! You get what you deserve!
Consider this, few projects fail because of unusual or unforeseen problems. If you are trying to go so fast that…
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Software Development
Dalip MahalJune 12th, 2014
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Don’t be a Slave to Your Tools
Developers attach quickly to tools because they are concrete and have well defined behavior. It is easier to learn a…
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Software Development
Dalip MahalMay 19th, 2014
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Are Debuggers Crutches?
Debuggers have become powerful tools, but like a drug have we become too dependent on them? Since poor developers spend…
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Agile
Dalip MahalMay 7th, 2014
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Agile tools do NOT make you Agile
Ask yourself the following questions: Do great golf clubs make you a great golfer? Does a formula one race make…
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Software Development
Dalip MahalApril 21st, 2014
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Productive Developers are Smart and Lazy
When I use the terms Smart, Lazy, and Developer, I mean the following: Smart as in intelligent and able to…
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Software Development
Dalip MahalMarch 26th, 2014
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The Programmer Productivity Paradox
Programmers seem to be fairly productive people. You always see them typing at their desks; they chafe for meetings to…
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