2018 in review
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Proof of Concept? MVP? Just tell me when it’s done!
The meeting between iterative product development and a company used to approaching product development through the project-lens can be quite Continue Reading The post Proof of Concept? MVP? Just tell me when it’s done! appeared first on Coding with Empathy .
Hitting Refresh
Unlearning is one of the hardest parts with any transition. You bring with you many years of experiences, expectations and Continue Reading The post Hitting Refresh appeared first on Coding with Empathy .
Tribes – a search for belonging
Finding your tribe isn t easy. It s a long journey of many missteps. You may be part of a tribe your Continue Reading The post Tribes a search for belonging appeared first on Coding with Empathy .
Coding with Empathy in 2017
Empathy the 4th most popular word in 2017, according to Merriam-Webster. It s interesting that this word has risen up Continue Reading The post Coding with Empathy in 2017 appeared first on Coding with Empathy .
Efficiency and Effectiveness in Software Development Teams
Efficiency and effectiveness. These two concepts are quite often mixed up. Each with their own strengths and weaknesses. Understanding these Continue Reading The post Efficiency and Effectiveness in Software Development Teams appeared first on Coding with Empathy .
Please, break the build!
The feeling when you hit the button and push the code to server. You’re done! You’ve implemented a new feature Continue Reading The post Please, break the build! appeared first on Coding with Empathy .
Rituals of Shaming in the Software Industry
The career of being a software developer can be a bumpy one. From the very start you are challenged by Continue Reading The post Rituals of Shaming in the Software Industry appeared first on Coding with Empathy .
Adding more Empathy to Pull Requests
Using tools like GitHub or BitBucket allow developers to able to submit their changes through pull requests. One of the Continue Reading The post Adding more Empathy to Pull Requests appeared first on Coding with Empathy .
Reflecting on 2016
We re coming upon the end of another year. An eventful year that may have left you with a mix of Continue Reading The post Reflecting on 2016 appeared first on Coding with Empathy .