It’s important to look at the implications of the services and products we use every day in our lives. It is easy to start using something, receive benefit from it, consider it a “good” thing, and then not give it … Continue reading
I’m surprised at how many times in my career I have experienced serendipitous bug finds. It just happened yesterday to me and the team I work with. What do I mean by that? I was working on a bug that … Continue reading
It is well understood by software developers and customer support staff that you really need to get the details about a reported problem to be able to find the problem and correct it. We ask all sorts of strange questions … Continue reading
The tagline for this blog is carefully considered. Think – Design – Build. Three steps, in a precise order, the way software development should be. I have been working in an agile environment for about three years now, I like … Continue reading