Developer cut in pieces
How to divide a resource? Wood Take the wood Take 50% to build dollhouse Take 30% to build a garage Take 20% to build a…
What’s up in Java world?
This year I've explored Java world again @DevoxxPL in Cracow. And whereas last year was full of the microservices and functional programming hype, this year…
Nomadic lifestyle for software engineer?
How I merged love for software development and travelling
Slides: How to care about software project?
Thanks everyone for attending my presentation. If you have any questions or just want to talk over a cup of coffee don't hesitate to contact…
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We all have something to teach. We all have something to learn…
It'll be short today. And a little bit more personal 😉 I'm attending Devoxx Poland again this year - that was my first conference ever…
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Developer interrupted: The cost of “One minute”
Imagine what happens when you approach the developer in a middle of that task? Now, if you think he/she can pick up where he/she stopped you couldn't possibly be more wrong.
Efficiency driven innovation killer
When your dev don't want to follow the process he's incompliant, isn't he? But what if the process is killing creation and innovation?
What should you know about a human side of code review?
Imagine yourself sitting in front of a compiler, tasked with fixing a small bug. But you know that as soon as you say "I'm finished,"…
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The Benefits Of Kanban board (even) outside an agile project.
My company uses IBM DOORS connector for JIRA to simplify requirements tracking process. However, the way requirements are transferred to JIRA from DOORS makes it…
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To meet or not to meet? Understanding the hard language of expectations…
Recently I wrote how to deal with requirements in the process of a software development. Requirements are often customers expectations but those aren't always the…
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