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Category Archives: Software Engineering
What is Modern Software Engineering?
I have a new book out. It’s called “Modern Software Engineering” and I have been working on it for the past few years. The ideas in it grew out of a growing realisation that the way that I approach software … Continue reading
Women in Computing
March 8th is International Women’s Day, which got me thinking again about why we have so few women programmers (well, in Europe and the USA anyway). Things didn’t start out this way. Many of the first programmers and pioneers of computing were … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Software Engineering
Tagged Diversity, Gender Diversity, Women in Computing
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10 Years of “Continuous Delivery”
10 Years Since My Book Was Published My book, “Continuous Delivery” was launched on 10th August 2010, so in a few weeks time it will be the 10th anniversary of its publication. Jez and I spent 4 years writing the … Continue reading
Science and Software Development
I have been talking about Continuous Delivery being, informally, an application of the scientific method to software development for several years now. I have spoken about it, CD, being a candidate for the beginnings of a genuine engineering discipline for … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Effective Practices, Engineering Discipline, Software Engineering
Tagged Philosophy
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Hygiene Factors for Software Development
I got into a small debate about software development with someone recently via the comments section to a previous blog-post. During the course of the debate I thought of an analogy to make part of my argument, but I think … Continue reading