Thomas Much
@thmuch
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Technical Coach. Pair Programming, Mob/Team Programming, Modern Agile. DevSecOpsUxQa...Customer! Tweets in English and German. Now on Mastodon + Bluesky.
Hamburg
Joined February 2010
😭.💙💛🇺🇦.Stop this #war. Stop dictator Putin’s war. #StopPutin.
Today is the most complex day so far in #Kharkiv. Almost 2 hours in a row the whole city was bombed with tactical missiles. Historical center of Kharkiv is destroyed. #Russia bombed civilians only. My city is almost destroyed to ashes, but we still stand and will be!. Share this!
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I no longer engage on this platform. Find me on Bluesky, Mastodon, or Linkedin:. 🦋 🦣 🔗
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And for the record, here are my favourites of recent years:. 2023: 2022: 2021: 2020: 2019:
Most relevant IT books 2019, IMHO: „The Unicorn Project“ by @RealGeneKim, „Testing Business Ideas“ by @davidjbland & @AlexOsterwalder, „Team Topologies“ by @matthewpskelton & @manupaisable, „Remote Mob Programming“ by @simonharrer, @jochen_christ & @Waterback. Thank you 🙏
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Like last year, it has been quite a challenge to select only four books, because so many more amazing books have been published this year. But here they are, my favourites of 2024, which I think are here to stay and help us build better software together.
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Most relevant IT books 2024, IMHO:.📕 "Architecture Modernization".📗 "Balancing Coupling in Software Design".📘 "Collaborative Software Design".📙 "Learning Systems Thinking".Thank you 🙏. @jgperrin .@vladikk .@EvelynvanKelle .et al.
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Every inline code comment is a method (function) that yearns to be extracted. #Refactoring #SmallSteps.
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📗 "Wild West to Agile": The latest addition to this set probably has the most relevance for my current job / role, because it tells stories of people developing software systems in various and evolving contexts – from the 1960s until today.
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📙 "Unix, a History and a Memoir": Now that Unix and its variants are everywhere, it's just nice to learn about the people behind Unix and to see how it came to be in the last millenium.
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📘 "Konrad Zuse's Early Computers" tells the story of the first computers built in the 1930s and 1940s, with focus on the man who almost single-handedly imagined and built the first binary and floating point computer with a pretty modern architecture.
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📕 "Fire in the Valley": If you, like me, had a home computer in the 1980s, and you counted the bits and bytes and calculated memory addresses. This books tells all the stories about the challenges that had to be solved before we could easily use computers at home.
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My favourite books on the history of IT and computing 📚💾🖨️. 📕 "Fire in the Valley" by Michael Swaine and Paul Freiberger.📘 "Konrad Zuse's Early Computers" by Raul Rojas.📙 "Unix, a History and a Memoir" by Brian Kernighan.📗 "Wild West to Agile" by Jim Highsmith. Thank you 🙏
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Hier sind die Folien zu meinem Vortrag "#ModernSoftwareDevelopment – Stand der Dinge" beim #JavaForumNord 2024: Vielen Dank an alle, die zu diesem gelungenen Konferenztag beigetragen haben! 😊
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RT @JavaForumNord: #JavaForumNord am Dienstag, 10. September, im HCC Hannover, Thomas Much ueber Modern Software Development https://t.co….
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Look what was in the mail ✉️ this weekend! 😎. Some stickers 🤩.from the makers and maintainers of this most useful tool for synchronous remote collaboration 🧑💻👩💻👨💻. Thank you @JoshuaToepfer 🙏. #RemoteMobProgramming.#TeamProgramming.#EnsembleProgramming
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🧑🦰 What problem?.👨💼 Get this nail out of the wall. 🧑🦰 . ? We might need a different tool . 👨💼 But why? The hammer was your tool of choice some time ago when you were asked to drive the nail into the wall!?.🧑🦰 . (2/2).
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