All the benefits of working in small batches on a new feature also apply to refactoring.

There is literally an unlimited number of version numbers. Don't be stingy.

After a failed monster deployment, we're finally switching to continuous deployment.

Smaller releases are safer releases

Continous Delivery is about freeing up your mind and your time for more important things.

We humans take a lot of natural ideas with us from the material world, to the software world where they aren't context appropriate.

...it's something you do.

I don't know how much continuous delivery will help you. It depends on your starting point. But it never hurts.

Medical devices from a developer's perspective, and much more.

Most teams have many problems that could be fixed. But not all should be fixed. At leat not yet.

I join the Lovin' Legacy podcast to talk about DevOps, the Go language, and implementing Continuous Delivery in reverse. Have a listen.