Interviewed for Devjourney podcast
in Professional on Podcasts, Spine model, Extreme programming
Episode #232 - Kevin Trethewey on his extreme programming journey
in Professional on Podcasts, Spine model, Extreme programming
Episode #232 - Kevin Trethewey on his extreme programming journey
in Professional on Thought experiments, Teamwork
Teams do not exist.
in Professional on Technical writing, Software
These are 10 suggestions on how to structure your technical documentation in a way that will make it easier for others to follow and to remember…
in Professional on Spine model, Dreyfus model, Model synthesis, Systemic thinking
This post assumes you are already familiar with the Spine Model
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As a programmer in the late ’90s and 2000s, I focused on growing my competence in a pragmatic “what works?” sort of way, and readily adopted ideas that were useful. For a decade or so after that, as a coach and consultant, I frequently provided context-free general advice that was aligned to innovative ideas that had worked for me in the past but didn’t always have a lasting impact for the people and teams I was coaching. Today, as a technical leader working with teams of developers across the world, I’m growing a deepening understanding of what really matters when creating software.
in Professional on Podcasts, Community, Spine model
In this episode of Agile For Humans we discussed:
in Professional on Jemstep, Driven
I started Driven in 2008. Almost 10 years and 15 full time employees on and it’s been a wonderful journey and experience. I’ve learned so much from all those that I had the privileged of collaborating with, inside Driven, at our clients, and within the wider software development community.
in Professional on Programming, Knowledge management
Pair and Mob programming practices are far more effective approaches to writing production software than individuals working alone.
in Professional on Podcasts, Community, Spine model
You can find and listen to the episode on the spine model on soundscloud.
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The talk was extremely well received, getting an overall rating score of 4.7 out of 5 (conference avg was 4.1).