David Good in the Wandering Book
It has been a while since David Good wrote his entry in The Wandering Book and I am the sole culprit of not sharing my ideas here on it. I have been caught up with many different things lately that prevented me from writing my thoughts about his entry down. David’s entry starts by giving [...]
Kerry Buckley in the Wandering Book
In the most recent entry of The Wandering Book, Kerry Buckley gives us a glimpse of his career and how he realised that he cared about code and the way he codes. What I personally like about his story is the message Kerry sends (indirectly) to the developers out there who are not working in [...]
Adewale Oshineye in the Wandering Book
It has been quite a while since the last entry to The Wandering Book has been made, but finally we have it! This time Adewale Oshineye, co-author (with Dave Hoover) of Apprenticeship Patterns gives us a gentle push as a community. What have you made recently? He rightly asks us what we have made, what [...]
The spark of innovation
A brilliant way to discuss new ideas is to share them with a group of people. During a workshop or brainstorming session ideas spring back and forth and your idea can spring to life. Although sharing is a very good form of exploring your idea and making it happen you should beware of one group [...]
Bobby Wilson in the Wandering Book
It seems that The Wandering Book is travelling at higher speed now. We recently had a very insightful entry from Gustin Prudner and, to my surprise, today there is a new one; this time by Bobby Wilson coding fellow at Entryway: In his entry he states: There are ideas but there aren’t rules. Craftsmanship is [...]
Gustin Prudner in the Wandering Book
We have another wonderful entry to The Wandering Book, this time from Gustin. Gustin runs a small studio in Floyd, Virginia called Entryway. They follow a set of core values deeply ingrained into their culture embracing Software Craftsmanship to their daily lives as a business. In his entry in The Wandering Book, Gustin, describes his [...]
Doug Bradbury in the Wandering Book
Doug Bradbury has added this entry to The Wandering Book recently: I love the point he makes about software development being physical; The learning must get into your bones and muscles for it to be of use to you One thing that most forget is, as Doug reiterates in his entry, that you need to [...]
Danger: Software Craftsmen at Work
In the upcoming Qcon Conference in London David Harvey is giving a talk on Software Craftsmanship with the title, you guessed right, Danger: Software Craftsmen at Work. The abstract of his talk reads as follows: Many – maybe all – of the ideas and practices being paraded under the banner of “Software Craftsmanship” are far [...]
Micah Martin in the Wandering Book
This morning I woke up with a mail from Micah telling me that he had uploaded the pages he wrote in The Wandering Book. I checked the site and I was totally amazed by what I saw. As you can see yourself he used a wonderful font for writing his entry, but above all he [...]
Eden Development
As some of you might know already my journey has taken me now to Eden Development a software craftsmanship workshop in the heart of Winchester. Eden Development is lead by Chris Parsons, a very passionate craftsman whom I really appreciate, not only as a craftsman but as a friend as well. This does not mean [...]
Eden Craftsmen blogs- Rails alphabetical pagination
- David Good in the Wandering Book
- What’s a pomodoro?
- Reactive Data Integrity
- Using Cucumber to test concurrency issues
- My Polyphasic Sleep Experiment
- Card Of The Day: Actually Do Retrospective Actions
- Agile UX and Design – What’s in it for me?
- Learn to Type – Day 4
- Sixth Day at Eden
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