Decision Taking

Build Measure Learn

It is the end of the year so always a good time to do some retrospective (“What have you done?”) and create a New Year’s Resolutions list that works: For the blog retrospective, I guess it is time to fulfill the promise on talking about build-measure-learn cycle which was mentioned in: Framing the Problem and […]

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Before running with microservices, learn to walk!

This past weekend I had the pleasure of presenting at codecon.dev. For my friends/readers that don’t live in Brazil and don’t know how to use the translate option in the browser: it is a virtual developer’s conference that happens in an online map using Gather. I won’t lie to you, it was a long process

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Time to make something that looks good

I’m not a designer but I do find Design a fascinating world and of course it has many different specializations just like any field. “UI/UX Design” is the term you will most likely hear in the software development industry and they are an abbreviation for User Interface (UI) Design and User Experience (UX) Design. Design

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Blog Decisions

I already spoiled in my first post (Hello World!) about deciding on WordPress as the Content Management System (CMS) for this blog and when finishing the KISS and COD post I also mentioned that WordPress was the chosen one after reevaluating Flutter. I think it is now time for us to double click on the

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More questions = Better decisions

May/2022 has been a CRAZY month for me, kids and wife were sick for the major part of the month (luckily I haven’t got anything… yet), deadline from the government to fill and submit my income tax forms consuming the majority of my free/non-working hours for multiple days, lots of demand at work and the

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Framing the problem

Oh wait, isn’t this blog supposed to talk about tech? Well dear reader, you would be amazed to know that most of the Information Technology (IT) projects/initiatives fail. In fact, the chances of a project succeeding is lower than calling heads in a coin flip. Here a good summary if you want to read more:

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