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The “scout culture” in Agile software development and software craftsmanship is inspired by the Boy Scouts rule of “leave the campground cleaner than you found it.” In software development, this means always leaving the codebase in a better state than when you found it. This culture emphasizes the importance of continuous improvement, not just adding […]
In Agile project management, a “grand retro” or “grand retrospective” is not a standard or widely recognized term within the core Agile methodologies like Scrum or Kanban. However, the concept seems to be an adaptation or an extension of the traditional retrospective meeting, tailored to suit a team or organization’s specific needs or context. In […]
In the evolving software development landscape, ‘software craftsmanship’ has gained significant traction. This philosophy emphasizes continuous learning, the pursuit of excellence in code writing, and seeing development as a craft rather than just a job. A notable aspect of this movement is the absence of traditional seniority titles. Instead, practitioners, regardless of their experience level, […]
Collaboration and flexibility are key in the dynamic world of Agile software development. However, one of the significant challenges that teams often face is the issue of ‘siloing’ – a situation where different departments or teams within an organization work in isolation from each other. Understanding Siloing in Agile Development: Siloing occurs when teams or […]
The Kuramoto model is a mathematical model that describes synchronization in a coupled oscillator system. Yoshiki Kuramoto proposed it in the 1970s, and has since become a fundamental model in studying complex systems, particularly in understanding phenomena like synchronization. Key Features of the Kuramoto Model: Significance in Complex Systems: The Kuramoto model is significant because […]
The Zeigarnik Effect stands out as a fascinating phenomenon in psychology and productivity. Named after the Soviet psychologist Bluma Zeigarnik, who first studied it in the 1920s, this effect suggests that people remember uncompleted or interrupted tasks better than completed tasks. But how does this psychological principle play a role in modern project management methodologies, […]
The role of a Chief Technology Officer (CTO) in a startup is markedly different from that in an established company. It’s a journey filled with unique challenges and opportunities, requiring a blend of technical prowess, strategic thinking, and entrepreneurial spirit. 1. Wearing Multiple Hats: In a startup, the CTO often takes on roles beyond the […]
Ever get confused about where to find things in Linux and where programs get installed? I’ll explain what all the folders are for and what’s in them! 02:35 /bin 02:50 /sbin 03:22 /boot 03:31 /cdrom 03:38 /dev 04:14 /etc 05:12 /lib, /lib32, /lib64 05:28 /mnt, /media 06:31 /opt 06:59 /proc 08:08 /root 08:31 /run 08:53 […]
How Canva’ s HR Head Jennie Rogerson Improved Employee Engagement and Productivity Meetings are a necessary part of the business but can also be a significant time suck. A study by the Harvard Business School found that the average employee spends about 23 hours per week in meetings. That’s a lot of time that could […]