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DevJourney Caitlyn Greffly chose software development because it made sense across the board (DevJourney #147) Caitlyn Greffly rationalized her way into development. After interviewing her for the DevJourney podcast, here are the key takeaways I personally took out of the discussion.
Agile Should the customer talk with the Scrum developers? A Scrum product owner (PO) is on leave, and the customer has a pressing matter to discuss. Who should she contact? The developers? The Scrum Master (SM)? Wait for the PO to come back? Other? I have a heretic answer to this question.
How is Miguel Piedrafita, 19 years old indie maker, learning and creating? (DevJourney #146) Miguel Piedrafita is a 19 years old indie maker. After interviewing him for the DevJourney podcast, here are the key takeaways I personally took out of the discussion.
Coaching Why should you add the word 'hypothesis' to your coaching vocabulary? The word hypothesis is full of potential. It is a powerful medium to encourage coachees to reflect on situations and behaviors.
Meeting Think out loud during your online meetings You may have seen the "remote meeting cards" already, a fun and valuable way to add nonverbal and visual communication to online meetings. REMOTELY Remote Meeting CardsUdo Wiegärtner suggested adding a twist to
DevJourney Darko Meszaros is a utilitarian developer... and other things I learned recording his DevJourney (#145) Darko Meszaros, the utilitarian developer. After interviewing him for the DevJourney podcast, here are the key takeaways I personally took out of the discussion.
DevJourney Bert Jan Schrijver took his career into his own hands... and other things I learned recording his DevJourney (#143) Bert Jan Schrijver took his career into his own hands. After interviewing him for the DevJourney podcast, here are the key takeaways I personally took out of the discussion.
How to create "credits" for your video stream? Want to put an end to an online meeting? How about overlaying credits? Credits running over my webcamA couple of days ago, I stumbled upon this video from Scott Hanselman and wanted to
DevJourney Lior Bar Yosef is a network analyst in a world of puzzles... and other things I learned recording her DevJourney (#142) Lior Bar Yosef is a network analyst in a world of puzzles. After interviewing her for the DevJourney podcast, here are the key takeaways I personally took out of the discussion.
Freya Holmér, a level-designer turned game-developer... and other things I learned recording her DevJourney (#141) Freya Holmér a level-designer turned game-developer. After interviewing her for the DevJourney podcast, here are the key takeaways I personally took out of the discussion.
DevJourney Matt Biilmann discovered the JAMStack... and other things I learned recording his DevJourney (#140) Matt Biilmann discovered the JAMStack. After interviewing him for the DevJourney podcast, here are the key takeaways I personally took out of the discussion.
DevJourney Mark Rendle is a programmer turned comedian turned programmer... and other things I learned recording his DevJourney (#139) Mark Rendle is a programmer turned comedian turned programmer. After interviewing him for the DevJourney podcast, here are the key takeaways I personally took out of the discussion.
DevJourney Kristy-Leigh Minehan almost burned seeking a crypto high-score... and other things I learned recording her DevJourney (#138) Kristy-Leigh Minehan almost burned seeking a crypto high-score. After interviewing her for the DevJourney podcast, here are the key takeaways I took out of the discussion.
DevJourney Nadia Zhuk from 0 to crossing the Rubycon... and other things I learned recording her DevJourney (#137) Nadia Zhuk from 0 to crossing the Rubycon. After interviewing her for the DevJourney podcast, here are the key takeaways I took out of the discussion.
Windows How to prevent Edge tabs to show in the Windows Alt+Tab menu? In October 2020, Microsoft released a new feature adding the Edge Tabs to the Alt+Tab Menu. I love Windows10, and I love Edge. But this new feature is driving me mad. I
Mentor Why mentoring programs are good, but not great? (Mentoring 106) In the first part of this series, I explained why having a companion on your life journey is necessary. In the second part, we demystified the mentor, saw what they are and what
Dotan Nahum on building your own toolbox... and other things I learned recording him DevJourney (#136) Dotan Nahum on building your own toolbox. After interviewing him for the DevJourney podcast, here are the key takeaways I personally took out of the discussion.
How to crash your webcam with OBS? And back? Yesterday evening, I managed to crash my cheap Wansview Webcam. Yes, you read that correctly. I was playing with OBS (fantastic tool, remember my ninja smoke bombs?) and the camera settings when the
DevJourney Emily Robinson making sense of data science for us... and other things I learned recording her DevJourney (#135) Emily Robinson making sense of data science for us. After interviewing her for the DevJourney podcast, here are the key takeaways I personally took out of the discussion.
Agile Why do I prioritize a product using epics instead of user-stories or initiatives? Have you ever seen a toddler, who can't yet crawl on all four let alone sit upright, already able to peel shrimps with a knife and a fork? I would love to witness
DevJourney Amiti Uttarwar is a hands-on Bitcoin-core tinkerer... and other things I learned recording her DevJourney (#134) Amiti Uttarwar is a hands-on Bitcoin-core tinkerer. After interviewing her for the DevJourney podcast, here are the key takeaways I personally took out of the discussion.
Dennis Traub failed his way to success... and other things I learned recording his DevJourney (#133) Dennis Traub failed his way to success. After interviewing him for the DevJourney podcast, here are the key takeaways I personally took out of the discussion.
Tips How I take notes How to take notes when working from homeCan we agree on the fact that watching your phone or laptop while you are talking to someone is as distracting as utterly disrespectful? That's a
Evangelina Ferreira challenges you to take every opportunity... and other things I learned recording her DevJourney (#132) Evangelina Ferreira challenges you to take every opportunity. After interviewing her for the DevJourney podcast, here are the key takeaways I personally took out of the discussion.
DevJourney Wesley Faulkner is a native developer advocate... and other things I learned recording his DevJourney (#131) Wesley Faulkner is a native developer advocate. After interviewing him for the DevJourney podcast, here are the key takeaways I personally took out of the discussion.