Today the hour changes due to the Daylight Saving Time in a few states in Europe. So it’s a good time to remember that date and time are more difficult than they seem for developers. Watch now to understand the effects of relativistic time on your code – something less common for now, but that […]
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Today the hour changes due to the Daylight Saving Time in a few states in Europe. So it’s a good time to remember that date and time are more difficult than they seem for developers. Watch now for a few hints on how to test your date/time code better. This is an excerpt from a
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We’re answering a question from a friend: how to plan medium term (3-5 sprints) releases with multiple teams? Adi Bolboaca is a VP, trainer and coach at Mozaic Works. Alex Bolboaca is a programmer, CTO, author, trainer and coach at Mozaic Works. Visit the channel and subscribe
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Emily Bache is a polyglot programmer, experienced Technical Agile Coach, Trainer, Software Developer and Architect, with a focus on Test Driven Development and automated testing in general. She is developing the “Samman” coaching method which involves short, frequent training sessions and whole-team ensemble working on realistic tasks to practice new ways of working. She authored
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It’s time for a new focused chat! The topic is resilience testing, and we discuss about what it means, its importance for business, the mindset required, and a few technical constructs that can help. Adi Bolboaca is a VP, trainer and coach at Mozaic Works. Alex Bolboaca is a programmer, CTO, author, trainer and coach
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Patricia Aas remembers how she started programming through the functional approach, and how she switched to imperative later on. This is part of a longer conversation that you can watch here: https://youtu.be/csLe1IK7X5U. Patricia is a programmer who has worked mostly in C++ and Java. She has spent her career continuously delivering from the same code-base
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How does one feel about OOP after starting with functional programming? How to build a modern browser? And how can you avoid most of your security issues with C++? We discuss this and more with Patricia Aas. Patricia is a programmer who has worked mostly in C++ and Java. She has spent her career continuously
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Why is elegance important in programming? How to identify it? And how does a math notion of elegance apply to programs? This is an excerpt from a longer conversation between Alex Bolboaca and Linda Rising. Watch the whole video here: https://youtu.be/cjA6tYYqt-E Linda Rising is an independent software consultant who started as a scientist. She has
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Many discoveries happen by mistake. It turns out that strong style pairing was discovered by mistake by Llewellyn Falco. This is an excerpt from a longer conversation with Llewellyn. Llewellyn Falco is an Agile Technical Coach specializing in Legacy Code and Test Driven Development. He is the creator of the open source testing tool ApprovalTests
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Did you ever think that a colleague was so much better than you at something because they were born this way? Chances are, they practiced that skill, often without realizing it. In this focused chat we talk about our experiences learning and practicing various skills, and give some advice on how to get better at
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