Scope projections should be developed early and updated often, until the team has a fully-defined and estimated backlog. Here's a simple method for scope projection I've used to ma
Build logs should run efficiently instead of drowning you in data, and they should still be useful once the app is running in a production environment. "Verbose mode" should not be
Getting away from your desk can add more variables into your software testing and can help mimic user behavior. Here are three way I incorporate it into mobile app tests.
When you're the center of the universe, little annoyances can consume you and become your focus. They suck the joy out of your life and prevent you from seeing the good around you.
Great programmers are definitely as lazy as possible. From our high-level process to our low-level improvements, these practices help make us all as efficient as we can be.
Want to encourage a middle school girl to try programming? Here's a list of free or low-cost online courses, programs offered through schools, and local West Michigan resources.
In every backlog I've estimated, I encounter the story that knows no bound. The Un-estimatable Story. Anxiety wells within me at the drawn out conversation about to begin as we get
A StoriesonBoard digital story map can be easily updated and expanded, help you manage releases, and even integrate with tools like JIRA and Pivotal. I've found it invaluable for m
Cut through tangled jungles of JSON, search massive codebases faster than you can blink, and find files by name with less fuss using these three command line tools.
It's simple to build a basic (and upgradable) tool that can help keep your code in good shape. Ours shows areas of the codebase that could be cleaned up, and it discourages committ
