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2020 in review

Here is the result of our retrospective on 2020. Hopefully your results for 2020 were much better than ours.

Edward Snowden’s revelations ignited controversy. Is he a traitor or a hero? Well before you decide, hear what he has to say.

If you were impressed by SImon Sineks Ted Talk Start with Why, this book takes the Ted talk and expands upon it.

We often think of software development as technical, but it has a human side. We have coorkers and users to interact with and think about.

For many people work is a four-letter word. It’s something they do because they have to. It doesn’t have to be that way.

How do you write code in such a way that debugging is quick and easy? Joerg has come up with a new term: Debug Driven Development.

I just compiled a list of podcasts I’ve been listening to this year in case anyone is looking to add some to their 2021 list.

I have been thinking a lot about Continuous Integration versus Feature Branching. I put together this little chart of the pros and cons.

Git gives you great freedom when it comes to branching, but how do we make sure that we are using that freedom responsibly?

Keeping your code always ready to ship while still being able to add new features is difficult. The Keystone Pattern can help.