Dit is het derde artikel in de ‘Dear non-IT people’ reeks waarin ik IT begrippen probeer te versimpelen voor niet ICT ers: Waarom hebben ze het nu al weken over Trunk based development? Over pipelines en continuous van alles en nog wat. IT is voor ‘buitenstaanders’ vaak een black box met zijn eigen vakjargon, heel Read more about Unit testen, code coverage en komkommers.[…]
Dit is het tweede artikel in de ‘Dear non-IT people’ reeks waarin ik IT begrippen probeer te versimpelen voor niet ICT ers. Het eerste ging over versiebeheer: Waarom hebben ze het nu al weken over Trunk based development? IT is voor ‘buitenstaanders’ vaak een black box met zijn eigen vakjargon, heel veel afkortingen en vaak Read more about Over pipelines en continuous van alles en nog wat.[…]
Dit artikel gaat over iets wat we versioning of versiebeheer noemen. Het is een van de basis zaken die je in moet richten als je software ontwikkelt. Waarschijnlijk heb je het woord Git wel eens gehoord. Dit is een van de meest gebruikte versiebeheer systemen. Andere gerelateerde namen die je misschien langs hoort komen zijn: Read more about Waarom hebben ze het nu al weken over Trunk Based Development?[…]
Enterprises, in general, are not known for their innovative capabilities or for their short times to market. Most ideas die in the ‘would legal approve?’, ‘it is too complicated’ or ‘what if?’ phase. The term innovation in most enterprises is an empty phrase and on one part that is a shame since they have the Read more about 10 tips for creating an in company startup[…]
Most methods, frameworks and technologies promise, some more implicitly than others, that they are the way to create products faster. Or better. Or both. Well, there is good and there is bad news. The bad news is that there is no magic all-containing one-size-fits-all solution that you can buy which results in better software faster. Read more about Better software sooner[…]
From Spotify to Scrum and DevOps The agile community, as any community, has an strong tendency for standardisation or fixed patterns. The widely used and discussed combo Spotify model and SAFe is a great example in my opinion. I believe that the gain for Spotify wasn’t the picture of their model but the journey they Read more about The myth of the perfect DevOps team[…]
In regards to agile stakeholder management there are two important patterns I often see: – Product Owners in general are really busy managing the “the business” or “the stakeholders” but no inventorisation and classification of these groups is being done. – While the business or stakeholders are not mapped, we pretend to exactly know what Read more about There is no such thing as “the business”[…]
I think that product ownership is one of the toughest, but at the same time best jobs I could ever think of. The thing is that a lot of product owners tend to be drawn to, or pulled in, the operational activities instead of proper product development. The true value and essence of product ownership Read more about The only 4 activities of a Product Owner.[…]
Wanted: BusDevUXSecTestSalesOps senior software craftsman with passion for Scrum, expert on COBOL, Unikernels and ReactiveX “All Things are Difficult Before they are Easy” – Thomas Fuller. Well, in regards to all that’s expected from software developers nowadays, we are certainly doing a proper job in creating expectations that are difficult to fulfil. If we would Read more about Wanted: BusDevUXSec TestSalesOps[…]
Since my first projects when I started experimenting with extreme programming and Scrum I was intrigued by the importance of the Product Owner role and the lack of support to be found. So I started to search for tools and techniques which could support PO’s in their work so we all would benefit and start Read more about The perfect Product Owners flow[…]