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How Much Training?
Previous: The Plan How much training does each unit need? Nobody knows. This isn’t a recipe. But a survey of all the software development teams would hardly find two out of 100 who consider training a priority. They see ceremonies and charts and lists as priorities. I hope you love to train… and drill. I […]
Training Schedules
Previous: The Plan The software development unit agrees to train and drill together. What is the curricula? What is a good schedule? First, let’s look at the curricula. A well-rounded development team should understand the following: Language(s) IDE (Visual Studio/VS Code) S.O.L.I.D. TDD (including mocking and faking) (refactoring) Dependency injection Network security Internet security Identity […]
The Plan
Previous: What’s the Secret Faerie Dust? With everything we’ve done wrong, if we ever want to do software development right, we need a plan. First, a review. With what we know, we stipulate the following: We’ve been doing it all wrong for longer than most in the industry have been alive Management has failed to […]
Software is not the Product
Previous: Something’s Wrong With Developers The root cause of software management failure derives from the manager’s continued attempt – in the face of 50 years’ evidence to the contrary – to manage software developers and software development projects as if they were managing the Model-T assembly line at Ford. In such a simplistic model, two […]