Computers have advanced a lot since the 1960s. Yet, for many it still takes ages to get feedback. WHY?

Feature flags are often misunderstood to be for front ends only. It is very possible to put all development behind a flag.

Whethere you're building a mobile app, a CLI tool, a REST API, or an SDK, you're building a UI, and you should consider the user of your code.

Lack of unit testing drives the need for manual testing. Since testing is bunched up, development is as well.

How can DevOps work with data and reporting?

Pair/mob programming is more efficient for creating small, deliverable changes. But somehow, project managers don't seem to like it.

The real choice: Big pile of poo, or small, managable piles of poo?

What makes working on the single most important, small change you can do, a challenge?

How do you create a plan for a team as to what will be delivered when?

Who will be reading them? For what purpose?

Most debug logs are cruft, left over from a long-forgotten debugging session.