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You cannot make predictions through business success or product success - they come after the fact. It's developer productivity and developer experience that predict impact and performance 🗣️ @mashooq Software Craftsman & Co-fundador @codurance_ES

Ahora en el escenario de @geeksctosummit, nuestro cofundador @mashooq está respondiendo: ¿Qué es la developer experience y cómo está vinculada a la productividad? ¿Cómo se puede medir y cuál es su impacto? 🚀🚀

Slides for my presentation at ⁦@geeksctosummit⁩ linkedin.com/posts/mashooq_…

¿Nos vemos en el @geeksctosummit? @mashooq estará hablando sobre Developer Experience y cómo los equipos de desarrollo pueden entender mejor el propósito de sus acciones y conectarlas con el negocio para mejorar la eficiencia y la productividad bit.ly/3UhLIMt

Our Co-Founder @mashooq is talking at the Digital Experience Leeds afternoon seminar hosted by @lionandmason on Thursday 28th September🎙 Learn how to 'Build the Right Thing and Build the Thing Right' using a whole team approach to product development in his talk at 3:10pm BST✅ Register here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/digital-expe… #ux #dx #digitalexperience #dxleeds #leedsdigitalfestival #ldf2023 #productdevelopment

Learn how we helped @peninsula_uk move into the digitisation for their organisation's internal processes bit.ly/3FxjczQ

Took the kids to ⁦@sim_manchester⁩ at the weekend. They liked it but what a treat for myself!

This is very much in line with the Whole Team practice in XP. One of the most important and also easy to agree with but very difficult to adopt well.

"The best product teams I’ve been a part of are much more strategic. They look at the full end-to-end product development process (also known as a value stream) and optimise for that." productcoalition.com/product-vs-des…

If your business is moving to the Cloud, here are some Application Design Considerations from COO Steve Lydford: bit.ly/41LaJlS

I’m really excited that @codurance is expanding to the US. Early this week I was in Nashville and for the next few days I’m in Raleigh-Durham, NC. Planning to be in the US a few times this year. If you would like to work for or with us, please reach out and let’s have a chat.

@codurance_ES @commiteatv @HelderDOliveira @MalagaSwCraft Great crowd and very insightful discussion. I am happy to see the software craft thriving in Malaga.

¡Compartimos un tiempo de calidad hablando de excelencia técnica en nuestra nueva oficina de Málaga! Gracias @mashooq, @commiteatv, @HelderDOliveira y @MalagaSwCraft por sus presentaciones y colaboración. Y a todos los que nos acompañasteis para seguir creciendo juntos!

It detaches the complex logic from its use cases, creates strong coupling with other more distant parts of the software and sacrifices overall cohesion.

In large organisations especially banking I often encountered an obsession with creating a separate service or system for holding complex rules and using workflow and rules engines. It never proved to be a good idea.

Agree. This sort of stuff sacrifices functional cohesion (the best kind) for logical cohesion (one of the worst kind). Sadly the basics of good software design are often ignored.

@CoduranceGray @sandromancuso @rodrigocmn Small steps don’t need to be slow 😉

@CoduranceGray @sandromancuso @rodrigocmn Migrate in small steps. Even if you think it is not possible in your context, there is always a way.

If you had 1 piece of advice for companies looking to migrate into the cloud, what would it be? #cloud #cloudmigration #architecture #softwarecraftsmanship

So high cohesion can be described as "parts that change together in the problem context are together in the solution context" and low coupling is "parts that don't change together in the problem context are kept apart in the solution.

Mismanagement of these connections in the solution context leads to accidental complexity - complexity that is in addition to the complexity inherent in the problem due to how we approach the solution.

"Low coupling and high cohesion" is one of the most important concept in software design. I often find that people can easily describe coupling to some level but cohesion not so much!