Thomas Nilefalk

A couple of new tools I spotted recently: - Asciidoctor Structurizr extension -> docs.asciidoctor.org/diagram-extens… - Docusaurus Structurizr Plugin -> timkolberger.github.io/docusaurus-plu…

DevLin2023 - Design av AI-drivna tjänster i praktiken events.responsive.se/index.php?opti…

@KevFleischer @mtengelmann @unclebobmartin A part of being agile is having rituals and constantly re-evaluating them and esure they are still helpful

@mtengelmann @unclebobmartin Na, this is a misconception. The best teams in the world in different industries use rituals. Nurses in critical care facilities have a slick handover, seals prepare missions and weapons diligently, firefighters store equipment in order. Discipline creates freedom...

Agile doesn’t make a team go faster. Rather Agile let’s the team see how badly screwed they are in time to make a difference.

@Stasiak_Karol @Pink__aBYSs @supahvee1234 Or even goto... That really indicates that it was intentional.

@Pink__aBYSs @supahvee1234 95% of switch statements don't need fallthrough. For the remaining 5%, you can use __attribute__ ((fallthrough)); or any other method of explicitly marking the fallthrough

Pictured: C developer is informed about a useful warning flag.

What's "just enough architecture & documentation"? Essential insights from @simonbrown keynote @ #devlin2022 in Linköping, Sweden on November 3rd. Simon also holds a full-day workshop on the subject. linkedin.com/posts/activity…

@maik_toepfer @simonbrown @AmA_conf I like to do sduff!

@gunnarmorling @simonbrown But reluctance to document also comes from problems with doing the documentation itself. Now we have much better tools than FrameMaker, Word, ..., and understanding of what should go in the documentation.

"Good code documents itself" is one of the most damaging takes in software engineering. Code itself won't tell you about the decisions and rationale behind it, nor about about higher-level structures and abstractions. All this needs elaboration in documentation.

@gunnarmorling @simonbrown I would not say "most damaging", but over-interpreting "working software over comprehensive documentation" to mean "no documentation" is certainly problematic.

@JackDeeth @Silica_Packet @bethcodes I probably spend more time setting up and tweeking my tools and environment in many of my hobby projects. It's just such a joy when everything around your work just makes it flow!

The first rule of magic: have a clear intent. This is why TDD works. You express your intent by writing a test. That way the fae running around the CPU can’t twist your spell into a curse.

Want to tell others about the Mikado Method but: - don't know how - don't have time - they won't listen - they don't have time Fret not, here's a one pager for you. Print it, stick it in their hands and delightfully watch the transformation of a mind. mikadomethod.info/intro/the_Mika…

@agical @perlundholm Grattis båda!

I början på september ansluter @perlundholm. Vi är förstås väldigt glada att han blir en del av gemenskapen. Vill ni anlita honom? Hör av er.

I just rewrote some unittests because they used the interface in a, working, but unintended way. Now that I know how it was intended I can show that in the unittests.

GeePaw provides context for why TDD hasn't yet had the impact it could.

@KentBeck You hate doing half-assed work? Can I introduce you to halfarsedagilemanifesto.org

@jamesshore I like @KentBeck's new line of thinking and writing: "Tidy first"

To prevent this, follow the camp site rule: Always leave the code better than you found it. To fix it… follow the camp site rule. You don’t need to ask permission for a week of refactoring, or a rewrite. Just start tidying as you go.

I think the term “technical debt” is muddying the waters. Let us speak plainly. A 🧵.

@epatt6 @readwise save thread

CALL FOR SPEAKERS @DevLin2022: linkedin.com/posts/thoni56_…

@GeePawHill Instead: increase amount of tidying and refactoring while (more) slowly continue to introduce features.

@frusunnanbo @ellnestam hur kommer man in till minglet och middagen?