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I'm a software developer with almost 20 years of experience, eager to share knowledge earned during my journey in programming. Lastly worked as Engineering Manager at Aterian, and previously as Staff Software Engineer at TUI Musement, CTO, tech/team leader, and software architect. I'm also an active open-source contributor & maintainer.
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In this series, I will do short reviews of books related to topics like programming, agile & lean management. All of them will contain a summary of what you can learn & for whom I recommend them.
Learn how to write a custom PHPStan rule to prevent “code smell”
Hold my beer, I can do it on my own! NIH (Not Invented Here) syndrome is often considered an opportunity to prove to ourselves that we can do the same thing, but better, faster, nicer, and more secure than the original. According to Wikipedia, we can...
A short explanation of the Bus Factor and how to hold its score at safe levels
Recently I have read a book: The Phoenix Project by Kevin Behr, Gene Kim and George Spafford;
It's a business novel, where fiction is used to point the reader to some of the business values, but unfortunately in my opinion it makes reading a bit harder. The story is about a newly promoted IT manager who struggles to learn how to evolve outdated approaches in a big company, starting from "nothing" with plenty of legacy projects to handle, into a full DevOps based approach, with agile & lean management technics.
If you are interested to read more about Bus Factor, please check out this article: