Daniel Fesenmeyer

It took me a while to get this😂

@wesbos Browsers running Typescript directly would be even greater.

Yessssss! Node just shipped the ability to run TypeScript files directly!

Meet @Keycloak at the @FrOSCon conference in Sankt Augustin (DE) on Aug 17/18 at our very own stand at the exhibition! We're getting ready with our merch, make sure to pick up a sticker. If you want to help at our stand, reach out via a DM!

Keeping users logged in with Keycloak 25! A new blog post is available, and we an online AMA coming up on June 24. Come and join us! keycloak.org/2024/06/persis…

@housecor Personally, I write tests first whenever possible. But sometimes, I'm writing a prototypical e2e implementation before writing tests. And when the feedback loop is slow (when there are just integration tests), I sometimes implement more "prod code" at once than I "should" do.

Wow, TDD is less popular than I expected. Out of 2,500 responses, only 9%.

What's really really wrong with current AI trends in a nutshell.

@jasongorman Actually, sometimes scrum masters are shared between teams, because "there is not enough work for them in just one team".

As a colleague of mine said, developers who first sharpen their axe deliver much more and of higher quality. Sharpening the axe could be: getting the right tools, cleaning and testing the code, learning better code design, etc.

@jasongorman Obviously, they shouldn't be. But in some teams it seems they are. As a tech lead once told me: "The scrum master's job is to make sure that devs actually work."

@ThePrimeagen Probably it's an issue with being too dogmatic, similar to "Clean Code". I'd love to see more of "knowing the rules" - and breaking them when it makes sense.

"don't recreate the wheel" this phrase in software has caused more problems than it solved

@jasongorman Is a scrum master part of "the team", when (s)he does not work on sprint tasks?

"Either way, it's over. Apple is no longer the exclusive default at 37signals. Going forward, we're working to make Linux the default for developers and system operators." world.hey.com/dhh/linux-as-t…

Breaking: IBM/Red Hat to announce a merger of Terraform and Ansible named, wait for it, Terrible 🥳.

@allenholub The scrum master's opinion is very interesting, because they should have the most influence on agility. But it seems like either they admit doing a bad job or their influence is rather limited.

Interesting Poll from LinkedIn 👇. Managers & ppl who make a buck by selling fake Agile™️ think the state of "Agile" is just peachy. The people who are actually doing the work think that it's degraded into a putrid mass of steaming garbage. (I may have exaggerated a bit 😁.)

@gunnarmorling Nice when this approach works for you. I often don't know when I can solve a Todo, due to external libraries being released etc. So I add a comment to a "maintenance" ticket - not marked as Todo, because I don't want to be warned by tools like Sonar for things I can't change..

Build plug-in idea: check for TODO markers with a due date in source code and fail the build once that date has passed: ``` Build failed. TODO SomeClass.java:45 is overdue: // TODO 2024-06-30 Remove legacy endpoint ``` Is there such a thing?

@christianhujer Thanks for the explanation. Just one more question regarding your suggested combination: what does kanban provide which scrum does not include?

@fesicodes Kanban alone suffers the same problem as Scrum: No technical practices. Kanban + XP works great. What works best is the combination of Kanban + Lean + Scrum + XP while applying Cynefin.

If your Scrum is shit (and for most orgs it is), what you get when trying to scale it is scaled shit. Is that what you want? Scaled shit? Really? #Scrum #agile Happy Monday morning! I hope you're awake now!

Owning mistakes or shortcomings is one of the biggest signs of professionalism, in my opinion. It's always refreshing to see that, as it significantly shortens the time to a solution, especially when multiple parties are involved.

Nice lib for using @playwrightweb with @testcontainers. The cool thing: Your code does NOT have to be part of the container, it's part of your regular testsuite. The lib "remote-controls" the browsers provided by the official @playwrightweb container. github.com/orange-buffalo…