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Developer Productivity

I had most of this post written (I actually started it in June but several things happened and I was not able to finish it until today!) when McKinsey released their take on Developer Productivity with their “Yes you can measure software developer productivity” post. Responses came from different people and it soon became a […]

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Developer Experience (DX) presentation

Ahhh Developer Experience (DX)… There are so many things I want to talk about regarding this subject that I think is so important and so many companies doesn’t do the bare minimum! I feel like it deserves its own blog post one of these days… but not today 🙂 Today I’m just sharing the slides

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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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Simple tip to communicate better: SUA (Stop Using Acronyms)!

Ask five managers the top 3 things their current company can improve and seven of them will list Communication in some shape or form. The most interesting fact is that the same managers when they need to deliver a message (like… in… communicate) with their team they do things like this: “gm GGHV team, FYI,

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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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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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