
Kent Beck π»
@KentBeck
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Programmer, coach coach, artist, pokerist, singer/guitarist. Learning to be me. Chief Scientist at Mechanical Orchard. Mastodon: @[email protected]
San Francisco, CA
Joined October 2008
I am continuing work on "Tidy First? An Exercise In Empirical Software Design" as a @SubstackInc . No paid tier yet, but that's where book chapters will be appearing. Sign up here:
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RT @mipsytipsy: 103 days and counting to the next presidential election. It's all I can think about, so I wrote up some of my thoughts on pβ¦.
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RT @dianamontalion: Join me tomorrow! A three-hour Learning Systems Thinking course on the O'Reilly platform. 1 - 4 pm Eastern. You'll getβ¦.
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This is what a launch should be--lots of iteration to a great product then promote the hell out of it.
we spent the last four years reimagining what finance can be, unburdened by what has been. runway makes clear the significance of the passage of time in the context of all in which your business lives and what came before you. this is the result π
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RT @crichardson: A really interesting post by @kentbeck: TDD is Not Hill Climbing - Not exactly. But kinda.
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Dear @OpenAI, I have been forced to re-log-in one too many times. Farewell. You have competent competitors. Hello, @perplexity_ai.
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RT @mech_orchard: In his latest blog, @KentBeck delves into the nuances of replacing legacy systems. At Mechanical Orchard, our approach pβ¦.
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Replacing legacy systems is always a process of drawing a circle around what you're going to replace, then making the replacement better & better. At MO, we work hard to be able to draw small circles, giving us better risk management, building trust, & prioritizing value.
In his latest blog, @KentBeck delves into the nuances of replacing legacy systems. At Mechanical Orchard, our approach prioritizes smaller steps. More than just mitigating risk: it also ensures transparency and builds trust in large-scale projects.
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RT @captaindomestic: I just finished "Tidy First?" by @KentBeck and I just had to write about it. Here is my review and some thoughts inspiβ¦.
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