- Scaling Organizations and Design with James Shore (James Shore) [Agile, Evolutionary Design, Software Design, XP] [Duration: 0:48:00] (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) Great interview with great ideas (mocking-free testing, scalability of horizontal organization, FAST framework, code evolution with evolutionary design...). Very worthwhile.
- Feature Branches and Toggles in a Post-GitHub World (Sam Newman) [Continuous Delivery, Technical Practices, Trunk Based Development] [Duration: 0:50:00] In this presentation Sam explains how working in feature branches creates friction when our goal is to achieve continuous delivery. Sam explains how to use Feature Toggles to improve delivery frequency.
- From Kubernetes to PaaS to ... Err, What's Next? (Daniel Bryant) [Developer Productivity, Devex, Platform, Platform as a product] [Duration: 0:31:00] (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) In this talk Daniel reviews his experience in building platforms, both as an end-user and now as part of an organization that helps our clients do the same. She discusses topics such as DevEx, UX, workflows, available tools, etc.
- Make Impacts Not Software (Gojko Adzic) [Lean Product Management, Lean Software Development, Product, Product Strategy] [Duration: 0:51:00] (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) An essential talk to understand how to get the most impact with the least amount of software (and thereby reduce basal cost and time to market). Highly recommended.
- The Difference between Software Engineering and Manufacturing (Donald Reinertsen) [Lean Product Management, Product] [Duration: 0:09:00] In this interview, Don explains the basic difference between applying lean to a manufacturing process and to a digital/software product creation process.
- the deep synergy between testability and good design (Michael Feathers) [Software Design, Technical Practices, XP, testing] [Duration: 0:50:00] Interesting talk about how to do good software design and the relationship between this design and the ease of testing.
- Less - The Path to Better Design (Sandi Metz) [OOP, Software Design] [Duration: 0:50:00] (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) This talk strips away the well-known design principles and exposes the hidden, underlying goals of design. It reveals programming techniques that allow you to write less code while creating beautiful, flexible applications.
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