...it's something you do.

Or: why sweeping up the glass after an accident doesn't make you a responsible driver

Pull requests are like bread. They go stale quickly.

Merging complete features leads to conflicts. Conflicts lead to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.

Let's say we agree about the benefits of PRs, what would need to change to get those benefits some other way?

Why don't you trust your software deliver process?

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

Mirco Hering tells you everything you need to know about DevOps.

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.

A mistake I see many people and teams make is that of assuming that an automated task will look like the manual task, only automatic.