Help wanted naming this code
Do you have a helpers or utils class or directory in your project? Maybe both? Quit it!
Adventures in DevOps 107: To Reconfig or Not to Reconfig?
To Helm or not to Helm? Jonathan and Jillian help Will with the conundrum.
What are the common agile metrics people use?
This may seem like a perfectly reasonable question on its face. But is it? I see two problems here.
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Tiny DevOps episode #35 Jonathan Hall — The Butterfly Effect: How a Single Bit Changed My Career
This week I share the story of a single bit gone wrong back in 2006, which launched my career on a new trajectory of root-cause analysis, continuous improvement, and DevOps.
Introducing DORA the DevOps Engineer
How does your team do on these 4 key metrics identified as indicators of a highly-performing software team?
Scrum is great in theory, but "it will never work in the real world"
I think there are two "real worlds", and they often clash. One where Agile, Scrum, XP, and DevOps make perfect sense. Another where they don't.
Regular Expressions Are the Best! s/Best/Worst/
Regular Expressions. Ya love 'em or ya hate 'em. But it shouldn't be so black-or-white. Here's when they do, and don't make sense.
Adventures in DevOps 106: AWS and IAM with Stephen Kuenzli
Ready to add another tool to your toolkit? We sit down with AWS connoisseur Stephen Kuenzli to lay out how to make integrating IAM a breeze.
How Small Batches Improve Our Code
5 ways smaller releases, pull requests, user stories, and commits can improve your code
Where to find remote jobs
Now that Stack Overflow Jobs is being retired, where should you go for remote-friendly tech jobs?