Technology comes and goes. Why do we still use GitFlow, but not Windows Mobile? Why did we stop using 5.25" floppies, but never fully adopted static analysis?

I'm on a mission to stop wasting developer talent with broken processes. Blogging about ways to improve processes is one way I'm trying to achieve that mission.

From ad revenue and sponsorships, to writing for hire, or landing a better job.

I know of no better way to leave a positive impression, earlier in the candidate search process, than simply having a blog.

How many of our IT solve a problem that's already solved, to not actually work anyway?

If we reject everything that's easily "done wrong", what's left?

Anna Geller of Prefect joins us to explain how to orchestrate anything with Prefect.

You can't be an expert in 10 things any more than you can have 10 highest priorities.

Some prominent Agile Coaches say that coaches should not be involved in teaching. Bullshit.

What can you do when no change would be safe to make? First, make the change safe.

What change can you make that is as safe as adding or removing a code comment?