Since this false assumption is still distressingly common: In software delivery, there is no speed vs stability trade-off
We now have 7yrs of data from tens of thousands of responses globally. Attached graph from cloud.google.com/devops/state-o…, previous years at #reports" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">devops-research.com/research.html#…
@freshtonic We're in the same position - 3 weeks out. Mater rules currently allow for me to be the only visitor, but who know's what's going to happen? Not sure I can help much, but happy to share notes. Also, congrats :)
Here are the slides from a recent rant about CI/CD, high performing teams, and why software should auto-deploy within 15 minutes or bust.
This is the way.
speakerdeck.com/charity/cd
Most roadmaps are setting up their product teams to fail.
That's because, even today, most roadmaps still follow the dreaded *timeline roadmap* format 😱
And here's why that sucks. THREAD 👇
I normally don’t post very personal things on Twitter. But today we made a small human. It has been a journey to get to this. 5 years and 8 ½ rounds of ivf with 2 separate clinics. Those who have done ivf know the injections tests and operations involved with each round.
I prefer working on master. I don’t like #FeatureBranches. People say I’m too old to understand #git. There is something about working on master that nudges you to make small changes & deploy immediately. With feature branches, I want to complete just 1 more thing before I merge.
Concerning that “bad product owner” is so often the excuse for bad product. I coach towards product leadership and team ownership. My worst case is product owner telling the team exactly what to build, and team not taking ownership of the outcome. That’s what “bad” looks like. twitter.com/marcoxbrescian…
I believe that the principles of good programming are more important than what language we code in. I'd rather work with well-written JavaScript than badly-written Smalltalk.