YAGNI stands for "You Ain't Gonna Need It". It's a principle of Extreme Programming (XP) that suggests not implementing a feature until it is necessary. It is an essential tool to avoid waste of time and resources that can be applied even in domains different than Software Development.
The emotional component of a software release is crucial to success. Technical leaders must create a positive environment, communicate effectively, manage expectations, and celebrate success to ensure a rewarding experience for all stakeholders.
In today's fast-paced, high-pressure business world, with so many companies struggling to meet demanding quarterly targets, it's easy to see why some leaders think there is no time for anything as superfluous as one-to-one coaching. If you are in a leadership position or have aspirations of being one then do not give up on coaching just yet. Here are 3 reasons why you need to run one-to-one sessions.
Be careful updating apps due to breaking changes. Get inspired from what I did.
Mindfulness is a way of living in the present moment, focusing on what's happening right now. It can help you become more calm, relaxed and focused. This is an incredible skill for a developer.
What I do to stay healthy and productive.
There are things you should consider when creating a home office setup for remote working. Here's what I did.
You can find here my recipe on how to properly set up an agenda for an effective meeting. The questions you'll need to answer beforehand will challenge you at the point you may recognize you don't need the meeting at all.
You may think you'll get a poorer Developer eXperience and miss a lot of features you take for granted. I can show you how I migrated to good ol' Windows without losing my head.