Software Development
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A Few Valid Reasons to Reject a Bug Fix
A bug exists when something doesn’t work as expected. A bug fix is basically a patch (a pull request) to…
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Build your own robot arm – programming
Now, that the arm is assembled it is time to take it to the next level. It is time to…
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Devoxx UK 2015 – The League of Extraordinary Developers
The third edition of Devoxx UK 2015 was in London, between 17th and 19th June. This was my first conference…
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The Prolonged Death Spiral Business Model
I recent message from a friend tells me he is putting on his parachute. He can’t take it anymore. He’s…
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R: Speeding up the Wimbledon scraping job
Over the past few days I’ve written a few blog posts about a Wimbledon data set I’ve been building and…
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Two people coding is twice as productive, right?
Stands to reason, doesn’t it? If one person can make 5 widgets an hour, then two people can make 10 widgets an…
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Build your own robot arm – assembly
I have written a few posts about software development, coding and Java related topics. This time I decided to share…
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The “Done” Fallacy
One of the earliest ideas you learn as an agile practitioner is “Done, Done, Done”. There’s a lot of thinking…
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Blue-Green Deployment With a Single Database
A blue-green deployment is a way to have incremental updates to your production stack without downtime and without any complexity…
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