One of the things I like to say to people learning about software development is that they should be reading more. You need to practice, you need to write code, but don’t forget to read code.
That isn’t different if you are becoming a writer… you should read more. Reading makes you reason about what you are going to focus.
Reading more is like a principle to research and learn a bit, before starting. I’m not telling you to read the whole manual, though. 😛
(mais…)I’m trying more and more to enjoy the “silence” (can be with music, but it’s pure focus using continuous time). I’m using less social networks and moving my energy to work on my projects or doing nothing.
(mais…)I can’t understand why some people think they have the right to use fear to “lead” people in 2021.
(mais…)When we are building new software or even a new feature, we are looking for ways to engage customers. We want to create traction, not friction.
We start (actually it’s a lifetime job) by finding a value proposition to a specific customer segment. At the same time, we want to find ways to bring those users and also ways to keep them close to our business.
Not an easy process.
(mais…)It’s all about the management. Actually, it’s all about how you manage management. 🙂
(mais…)This can be tricky, but it’s quite easy to start.
Setup: Imagine today is exactly one year from now. Add some categories, like areas of your company or team. You can use note colors to define categories. You can split the timeline into something usual to you, like quarters. You can add high (+) / low (-) values to understand about confidence.
Now, action! What happened, starting from today (remember we fast forward to one year later) to one year ago?
What to expect?
(mais…)This is about startups, not music. 🙂
(mais…)I was reading an acronym about what we should avoid when “creating documents”.
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daniel wildt 