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Reflections of Clare Norman's take on workshops during TWiQ. Goals are important when running a workshop yet the way you get there is different to a meeting. People show up and participat...
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Hot take: A workshop is everything a meeting is not
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Hot take: A workshop is everything a meeting is not
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Hot take: A workshop is everything a meeting is not
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This Week in Quality
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The AI migration and the TRAPS Model
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What's the simplest guardrail you've used that had the biggest impact?
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What's the simplest guardrail you've used that had the biggest impact?
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What's the simplest guardrail you've used that had the biggest impact?
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What's the simplest guardrail you've used that had the biggest impact?
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What's the simplest guardrail you've used that had the biggest impact?
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What's the simplest guardrail you've used that had the biggest impact?
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What's the simplest guardrail you've used that had the biggest impact?
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Achievement unlocked: Get 5 developers to join This Week in Quality ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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Yesterday, I found an interesting video about the reality of using AI in software teams. The title is "The Hidden Cost of AI Coding That's Destroying Engineering Teams."
Top insights 💡 We know...
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My insights from "The Hidden Cost of AI Coding That's Destroying Engineering Teams"
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My insights from "The Hidden Cost of AI Coding That's Destroying Engineering Teams"
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My insights from "The Hidden Cost of AI Coding That's Destroying Engineering Teams"
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How clean code led to continuous cleaning - Ep 136
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How clean code led to continuous cleaning - Ep 136
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How clean code led to continuous cleaning - Ep 136
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How clean code led to continuous cleaning - Ep 136
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How clean code led to continuous cleaning - Ep 136
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Bring your vacuum, feather duster and wipes because it's time for some clean code!Why bother? As Martin Fowler so gracefully puts it:
"Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good p...
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How clean is your code?
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How clean is your code?
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Listening into the TWiQ episode 136 on clean code and a few interesting thoughts have bubbled up.I wrote about how a good product is one that is used. Which is true to some extent.But to add to tha...
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A good product is one that gets used and cleaned up over time
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A good product is one that gets used and cleaned up over time
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A good product is one that gets used and cleaned up over time
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Recently my team has taken on the arduous task of migrating one of our oldest applciations from weblogic to containers. A task that is proving more difficult then expected. With tickets stuck for s...
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Stop with cleaning code, first make it work!
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Stop with cleaning code, first make it work!
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"My wins this week!
I officially launched a new community of practice at work: Better Quality!
I successfully convinced 5 of my developer colleagues to join today's TWiQ episode!
I reached 404 community stars!
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Starting last Friday, I have started asking questions to help in my struggling efforts to write a book on how we approach thinking in our craft. My first question was on potential titles, with 'Thi...
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Wins of the week Friday 22nd of May 26
Nadja Schulz
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