60: Code Katas with Emily Bache
Practice leads to perfection. Having fun while doing it can only make you wish to practice more! Today we talk with Emily Bache, a software developer and a technical agile coach at ProAgile.
Practice leads to perfection. Having fun while doing it can only make you wish to practice more! Today we talk with Emily Bache, a software developer and a technical agile coach at ProAgile.
Creating an inclusive workplace culture in which all employees are thriving, the results are soaring, and the defections are non-existent is the goal of every company.
Streamlining your process increases the speed of your work while ensuring the consistent quality of your products.
To survive, every software needs to change over time. However, if the changes are too steep, the survival might quickly turn into a demise.
Today we go back to where we started and we reprise the first ever episode of Legacy Code Rocks.
How can sticky notes help you and your team find and resolve problems which are deeply hidden within your business model?
Every creature, living or artificial, is learning through the interactions with its environment all the time.
To successfully lead a team, we must understand why our team members do what they do.
We all strive to be “full stack” developers, but many of us feel more comfortable with either back-end or front-end programming.
What does legacy code mean to you? Is it a valuable code that is hard to change or a code you are simply afraid to change; a code that makes you money or a code you are ashamed of?