Agreed on SpaceX and partly on Tesla. What is his “tremendous positive impact” with Twitter and Boring? Not trying to argue, just curious if there’s something I don’t see.
We have both of that, right now.
There are two Arkanes: Austin and Lyon. Redfall was made by Austin and I think they didn’t make any game between that and Prey (2017). https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arkane_Studios
> electrified, so that your daily commute is efficient and environmentally friendly. Moving an off-road vehicle of over two tons to transport (usually) one person to work seems neither efficient nor environmentally…
I’d say that it depends on who you ask when it comes to what’s „common sense“ and what’s „a way that works“. What I have seen working is: - Have somebody who is responsible for understanding the customer from a business…
I’d be interested to see a proposal for an alternative and better way of working.
The whole point of Scrum, in my opinion, is to create a working increment in the sprint. That’s the mechanism for managing risk. Finishing tickets for writing specs don’t achieve that. Unfortunately, it’s a common…
What would be a more data-driven software development process, that’s backed by scientific evidence and is statistically proven?
Or make quality one of your KRs.
Came here to say that. The author spends a lot of effort to basically describe working in sprints.
To be fair to “Clean Code”, although it’s stance is clearly towards less (superfluous) comments, it recommends using doc strings to document intent. What it recommends to just delete are comments like var speed # the…
Agreed on SpaceX and partly on Tesla. What is his “tremendous positive impact” with Twitter and Boring? Not trying to argue, just curious if there’s something I don’t see.
We have both of that, right now.
There are two Arkanes: Austin and Lyon. Redfall was made by Austin and I think they didn’t make any game between that and Prey (2017). https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arkane_Studios
> electrified, so that your daily commute is efficient and environmentally friendly. Moving an off-road vehicle of over two tons to transport (usually) one person to work seems neither efficient nor environmentally…
I’d say that it depends on who you ask when it comes to what’s „common sense“ and what’s „a way that works“. What I have seen working is: - Have somebody who is responsible for understanding the customer from a business…
I’d be interested to see a proposal for an alternative and better way of working.
The whole point of Scrum, in my opinion, is to create a working increment in the sprint. That’s the mechanism for managing risk. Finishing tickets for writing specs don’t achieve that. Unfortunately, it’s a common…
What would be a more data-driven software development process, that’s backed by scientific evidence and is statistically proven?
Or make quality one of your KRs.
Came here to say that. The author spends a lot of effort to basically describe working in sprints.
To be fair to “Clean Code”, although it’s stance is clearly towards less (superfluous) comments, it recommends using doc strings to document intent. What it recommends to just delete are comments like var speed # the…