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Stories and advice for dev leaders, written by dev leaders. How to scale your team, which metrics to use, how to grow your career… even how to explain software development to your CEO (hint: very carefully 😉 )
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Thomas Hansen
Low-Code and Open Source as a Strategy
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last year, you must have heard about this brand new shiny thing called “No-Code” and “Low-Code” .
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Judy Johnson
7 Pieces of Bad Advice for Women in Engineering Leadership
Have you ever attended an event in which you were asked to give advice to someone starting something new (career, baby, wedding)? Whenever confronted with that question, my answer is “don’t take people’s advice.”
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Rocco Seyboth
Your dev team lead is not controlling enough
When I first got promoted to team lead I was highly controlling. I literally did most of my team’s work for them. I worked seventeen hours a day six days a week to ensure every single task was completed to my exact specification.
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LinearB
Those "Pesky" Pull Requests Are Totally Worth It
Pretty much everyone does code reviews. They’ve been around a long time. I remember back in my Borland days when the Chief Scientist would come in every morning and review all the code that had been checked into the Subversion(!) repository the previous day and send emails out to folks whose code wasn’t up to snuff.
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Nick Hodges
9 Things I’ve Learned About Software Development Management
Managing the software development process has been likened to herding cats. In other words, you can’t really do it, but you can sure give it the old college try.
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