When we were first hiring engineers for this team, quite a few of them wouldn't talk to us after we told them we weren't going to use Unity to build it. We built a team of crazy good engineers and I'm excited they're showing off what web tech can do in 3D.

Huge shout out to @peter_skov, @chris_marotta, @marianopelaez for designing the experience. And special one for the amazing art 😍 @skwirrol

Remove the toil of stand-up meetings! https://t.co/Z6g5m99cpJ #agile #scrum

Why standups are terrible: https://t.co/3D9udC9Uon #agile #scrum

Software development without all the process?!?

Auto-tagging defects with AI: https://t.co/RBOqaAXPcg

Issue trackers are still driving me bananas. Why don't they implement these simple features and help us all have way better focus and flow?

I'm going to build a new kind of ticket-tracker because all the other ones make me crazy: https://t.co/SoPitZFHug . It can't be that hard right? #agile #lean #kanban

Of the things that stick in my craw, the worst are tools and processes that enshrine the idea of a team as a bunch of solo developers in competition against each other to see who processes the most tickets in a fortnight. Worse if they call them "agile tools."

The usual workflow apps like trello and asana are driving me crazy for a number of reasons.  I'd love to hear if anyone feels the same and why. #agile #kanban #lean #shamelessmarketresearch

so far we have about 40 pages of debugging strategies and trying to organize them is a struggle :) here's a draft of the table of contents (though it's SO FAR from being done, note the "unsorted pages" section haha)

The 4th / last part in my series on breaking #softwaredevelopment efforts down: https://t.co/KrfrRLn6Q3 . This pulls it all together.

Part III in my series on breaking #softwaredevelopment efforts down: https://t.co/5LFP6Ed1X2 . This part has the most tried-and-true advice.

Part II in my series on how to do work breakdown for a #softwaredevelopment effort: https://t.co/r8Vp46Sr1T . This is the real foundational part for making sure your projects don't flop.

How work breakdowns in #softwaredevelopment go bad:

Here's a new estimation technique that I've been using that both sides of #noestimates can disagree on:

me trying to deploy an #elixir app for the first time

#tdd can sometimes feel like a hokey religion and ancient weapon these days. What if we only did it sometimes though? What are those extra-valuable scenarios?

What IDE are people using for #rustlang programming? Both VSCode and IntelliJ refuse to play nice😑 not recognizing imports, busted auto-complete... Any pointers for a better setup? (Tried both rust-analyzer, and default rust plugin for VSCode)