Recently I participated in Lean Poker. It's a workshop run by my friend Ivett Ördög. We talked about it a little on a recent The LabVIEW Experiment episode. It's a competition where each team has a poker-playing bot. It starts out basically just folding and the
We've all heard the terms "agile" and "waterfall", but what is the real history behind each? and how did we migrate from one to the other? Here is a firsthand account.
If you haven't tried approval testing yet, you definitely should. It makes unit testing a lot easier, particularly for legacy code or for verifying complicated objects.
At SAS Workshops we believe in "Small Steps and Fast Feedback". Having a Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) pipeline is a large part of that.
You don't need to be a security expert to write secure code. You can make your code more secure simply by following Domain Driven Design (DDD) practices.
I met Julien Delange a few months ago. He runs a company called codiga.io It is a support tool to help developers write better code. It is a web-based tool that acts kind of like VI analyzer and will analyze your code and flag problems and make suggestions. It
