Test coverage for its own sake is dangerous. It leads to foolish technical choices.

Ola Ellnestam joins me to discuss a visual refactoring and project management methodology he co-created and wrote about in his book The Mikado Method.

How many people are on your team? How many of them look like you? Do you have a Star Trek team?

If code offers business value, it's worth ensuring correctness with tests. If it's not worth doing correctly, just delete it.

Daniele Fontani joins the Adventure to discuss the different kinds of Ops like NoOps, AppOps, and the ever-popular TriceratOps.

What's preventing you from releasing on demand, in 20 minutes or less?

In this video, I roast a port of a Mozilla Javascript library, readability.js to Go.

Ashleigh Cornelius is the founder of Localise, a UK-based startup on a mission to bring consumers together with local, independent businesses. We talk about the vision and story of Localise, and some of the challenges he's faced as a (mostly) non-technical founder building a technology startup.

Tool choice is often overrated. Use the best tool under the circumstances, even when it's not the best tool in theory.

While I advocate for the best tools money can buy, sometimes the non-financial cost of the best tool isn't worth it.

Not everyone feels the need for your solutions. That's okay. You don't need to convince them.