We had the chance to discuss with David Schmüdde, artist and programmer, passionate about functional programming, and tuned to the humanistic aspects of software development and computers’ role in society. We spent one hour discussing many interesting topics: functional programming, the humanistic aspects of programming, creating art with code, augmented intelligence, and the future of […]
In this video, we discuss with Diana about her experience when starting as a Scrum Master. Before becoming a Scrum Master, Diana was working in HR and was studying psychology as a second specialization. Although coming from outside IT, her inclination and her training in psychology helped her bind the team together and be appreciated
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Diana shares her biggest challenge as a new Scrum Master. This conversation is part of the Agile Challenges series. Diana Istrate is a Scrum Master working in Bucharest, Romania. You can find her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diistrate/. Visit the channel and subscribe
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After discussing about Behavior Driven Development (BDD) history, scenario automation and unit testing, we go way beyond that. We discuss about Complexity, Cynefin Framework https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynefin_framework then about management and the biggest problems we now have in software development. We also discuss about the origins of the Three Amigos: one who has the problem, one who
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In a recent series of tweets, I expressed my disappointment with the software development industry. One of the tweets has generated more conversations than I expected, so I decided to explain it in more detail. In this video, I’m presenting 3 reasons why programming is a deeply humanistic activity, and how this statement does not
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One of the oldest software development communities is also one you’ve probably not heard too much about. We’ve had the pleasure to discuss the reach history of PLoP, design patterns, architecture, microservices, and many others with Joe Yoder. Joe Yoder has been involved for 25 years in the design patterns community (so-called Patterns Language of
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One of the oldest software development communities is also one you’ve probably not heard too much about. We’ve had the pleasure to discuss the reach history of PLoP, design patterns, architecture, microservices, and many others with Joe Yoder. Joe Yoder has been involved for 25 years in the design patterns community (so-called Patterns Language of
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Before the CppEurope 2020 conference, Alex Bolboaca had the chance to discuss about the state of cross-platform C++ tools with Augustin Popa, Program Manager at Microsoft C++, and with Elizabeth Morrow, Software Engineer on the C++ Cross Platform IDE Experience team. We looked at debugging support, at introducing various OS and container targets for your
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Liz Keogh tells the story of how Behavior Driven Development (BDD) started, its history and some more interesting details. This interview is part of the BDD challenges series. Liz Keogh is an independent Lean and Agile consultant based in London. She is a well-known blogger and international speaker, a core member of the BDD community
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