Get your act together Atlassian
About the importance of product terminology.
Max Sommer
German Software Engineer, Web Developer and Blogger
Latest posts
«Accelerate – The Science of Lean Software and DevOps»
Science backed ways to improve delivery and organizational performance.
Self-hosting is cool (again?)
There has almost never been a better time to self-host. A little dive into what I host myself and how so.
Sometimes it's about what you don't build
Differentiation is key to success in building software products. But differentiation does not have to mean stacking more on top of your product. It can be about the gaps you leave, the simplicity you offer and the things you don't do.
Staying up to date
How I stay up to date in a fast-paced world
Building a workflow around long form writing
Jotting down everything going on in your head gives you clearer picture of where you are and helps you think further.
Publishing unpolished music
From now on I will share the unpolished music I make.
The toothbrush annoyance
A little story about how I came to hate my absolutely, honestly great toothbrush.
Default Apps 2023
My personal applications picks for digital life in 2023.
Use the potential of your techstack
Receiving new requirements often times quickly draws us to new specialized components in our tech stack. Sometimes we can still make due with what we've already got onboard.
Lessons learned from client work
We can all learn a thing or two from our clients.
Building «nuzelettr.email»
«nuzelettr.email» is a side project I've been working on over the last few weeks. In the coming weeks I'm going to document my journey and the challenges I was facing in the process.
Tools: Realtime Colors
Starting off a new project can be challenging, especially when build a project solo. Realtime Colors may help speed up your color choices.
«Shape Up» by Ryan Singer
Ryan Singer gives insight to 37 Signals' internally developed project methodology.
«Nuts & Bolts» by Roma Agrawal
Roma Agrawal beautifully captures the fascination for seemingly small inventions in her book.