Sometimes the only way to tear down a silo is with fire.

REST is an implementation detail.

CEO of Metify.io, Mike Wagner, joins the show to talks about the advantages and implications of running on bare metal.

Are the busy things you do helping developers be more productive? Or do they get in the way?

Unused code the worst kind of technical debt. It's like paying interest on a loan after you've already declared bankruptcy.

When you don't know what's causing a bug, so you just make a bunch of random changes until it goes away.

When we buy outcomes, rather than inputs or outputs, we align the supplier's desires with our own

... isn't always good for the gander.

If this claim is true, there are only two possible explanations. Neither one is very convincing.

If there are fewer than 50 to your "anonymous" survey, it's not really anonymous.

The question assumes that scope creep is something to be managed and/or prevented.