Parham Doustdar, Engineering Manager of Accessibility at Booking.com, joins me to discuss life as a fully blind sofware engineer, and how we can make engineering tools more accessible for everyone, not just those with disabilities.

How would your system behave if a monkey entered your data center randomly ripped cables and flung things around?

As I read a lot, I thought I'd recap my best reads of 2021. Perhaps you'll find something for your 2022 reading list.

The best, game-changing ideas always feel like utter blasphemy the first time I hear them.

To achieve agility make one change today that allows for faster response to change. Then repeat. Every day. Forever.

I have a casual conversation with Jillian Rowe about her business as a freelancer and early-stage startup founder, and some of the unique challenges that come when working with Big Data, bioinformatics, and Data Science, and how she is addressing scaling challenges as a solo operator.

The odds are in your favor if you follow the science, even though it's not yet settled.

Avoid a big up-front investment in automation by building it piece by piece, as needed.

Who is responsible for unit, integration, and acceptance testing? Developers.

If you have a fixed scope and a fixed timeline, you simply don't have an agile project.

There's nothing like an expert and a poser talking shop to expose the poser in just a few seconds.