We've been experimenting with HTTP2 architectures. Incremental rendering strategy is fastest 4 initial rendering

Oooh boy .... I'm deep in the oauth circle of hell.

Want Copilot to code like a teammate who already knows your project? Watch as we build a Copilot Instructions file that helps AI understand your project inside and out, so its code matches your style. https://t.co/QsLsfUJNxi

I think this will change how we write stories. Best practice to embed Figma links.

How to set up a mature multi-team continuous exploration process (from the perspective of a program manager): https://t.co/SMObeY4cnr

Raising kids is a challenging, frustrating, exhausting experience. But it’s all worth it when they can go get a fresh toilet paper roll for you.

Anyone headed to see the eclipse? Fingers crossed Indianapolis is clear tomorrow 🤞

Hatchify is just "cracking open". It's still incredibly useful today, but we have lots to add to it to make it even more useful (such as create and edit form support).

Unlike low-code tools, Hatchify is just a collection of libraries. You're not bound by it. You can use it anywhere NodeJS and React are found.

My hope is that Hatchify will change that for Bitovi and others. We will be able to start with a roughly "working" app right away. Then, we can start to customize the parts that are most important for users.

In my experience, at the start of a project, it's nearly IMPOSSIBLE to build modern "custom apps" in an agile manner. Design gets way ahead, and then FrontEnd and BackEnd teams start trying to catch up and struggle to keep everything aligned.

A big thanks to the folks at https://t.co/tYmeaWHDpw. We developed Hatchify while helping build their IT Health app.

Bitovi has a new open source tool! It's low-code libraries for your React and Node projects. It makes getting an app started a breeze but also allows us to customize every part of the app. Check it out, and let me know what you think!

Really enjoyed @justinbmeyer from @bitovi session #productworld such great ways to plan around estimate probabilities and dependencies. The advice about not doing planning team by team but by initiative is golden. Looking forward to his webinar https://t.co/7zOVVxmvHo #product

Give your internal product teams straightforward names that relate to the product. It's confusing for new people or external folks to remember team names after trees, planets, greek letters, etc.

I'll be going over how to use it Thursday at a free public training:

I made a free Jira timeline reporting tool: https://t.co/1a8XpURGJu 🖥️ Sized for PowerPoint 🧠 Easy to understand 📈 Visualize timeline shifts 📊 Work phase breakouts 💸 Free and open source

4 years ago, I (mostly) swtiched from engineering to program/project management. I was lucky enough to help manage building Yum! 's eCommerce platform. If you or someone else want to learn how we did it, I'm hosting a next Thursday: https://t.co/gdGyhvfTly

🚀 Are you ready to optimize how you manage multiple product teams? Learn from real-world experts @justinbmeyer & Paul Herzog on Tuesday, Sept 28th at 10AM CT in our Agile Program Management Training. Read all the details & register! https://t.co/ldspKsj39i #ProjectManagement

We're having a fantastic day at @temporalio's #Replay2023. Be sure to stop by our Bitovi booth! We're giving away some cool prizes and t-shirts 🚀

Hey folks ... Here's a free "program management with jira" training I and others @bitovi created: https://t.co/CRRBEJ2F93 We've used it extensively on client projects. It helps program managers see the future and improve outcomes.