Kodsnack 78 - Stirring the pot is necessary
Nov 24, 2014•48 min
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Episode description
We chat with Fred George, handgrenade of software development, live on stage during Øredev 2014. Topics include choosing clients, getting out before you start breaking things, the right ways of changing, the value of methodologies, remote work, gams, languages and more.
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- Node
- Lean thinking
- Scrum master
- Agile coach
- Clojure
- Fad diet
- Thoughtworks
- Java Spring framework
- Outpace
- Pong
- Dreamhack
- Starcraft
- Skyrim
- The law of large numbers
- Metal
- Swift
- Palo Alto Swift user group
- Øredev session on Swift
- Elixir
- Dave Thomas
- Erlang virtual machine
- Micro services
- Key value store
- Database transaction
- Forward internet group
- Fred Georges’ sessions at Øredev: Enabling emergent technologies and Microservices: lessons from 3 companies
- KPI - Key performance indicators
- Waterfall model of software development
- COBOL
- C-level executives
- Richard Gabriel
- Lucid Emacs
- Worse is better - paper by Richard Gabriel
- Myspace
- Valve organizational structure
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