In daily (or more frequent) stand ups that is common in agile/scrum based teams many practices the process of asking each and every attendee: what did they do yesterday, will be doing today and if there is any impediments. Many do this by default without considering ...
Read MoreAn aim for a development team (and company) is to achieve one button deploys of your applications to all environment. By achieving t...
The Daily Stand Up, a meeting where everyone stands up (to ensure it does not go on for too long), often referred to as the Daily Sc...
A daily stand up is not a status update.It is not a tool for micro management.It is not a opportunity for line management, middle ma...
Quick review of one of two technical/project management books I read lately.First is "Lean Architecture" by James Coplien.Lean Archi...
If you have a Play! framework 2.0 application that you want to send email from, here are a few tips.These tips assumes you deploy to...
If you love the Play! Framework, you might be like me and have both version 1.x and 2.x installed.Version 1.x, in my case 1.2.4, is ...
A year or two ago I misspelled a domain name of very popular site used by many developers. It came up as "Not Found" so I realised a...
If you have a local repository that you want to clone/copy to a remote server here is how I do it. Perhaps you have been scaffolding...
I do have an interest in Continuous Deployment/Continuous Delivery. Continuous Deployment goes beyond Continuous Integration and aut...
I have a habit that I wonder if others do as well. And I wonder if it is productive or counter intuitive.What I do is multi-book-rea...
Tomorrow, 18t January 2012, many websites will protest against the US SOPA and PIPA acts. For example Wikipedia will go blank in pro...
