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You just have to look at some of the horrible software that he has worked on. He does, however, know his audience: mediocre managers of dysfunctional teams. F
by radicalbyte 10y ago
You just have to look at some of the horrible software that he has worked on.
He does, however, know his audience: mediocre managers of dysfunctional teams.
For those groups - people who cannot themselves articulate the benefits of keeping code organized and testing the important stuff - his talks and books are invaluable.
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- mwcampbell 10y ago> You just have to look at some of the horrible software that he has worked on. Can you give an example?
- radicalbyte 10y agoFitNesse and Jenkins come to mind. I don't think that he has worked on any significant project for some time now (which is to be expected, he's a training / consultant / blogger nowadays).