FrankRay78

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by FrankRay78 2y ago
Tailored advice to improve your agile development practices with immediate effect.
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by FrankRay78 2y ago
Tailored advice to improve your agile development practices with immediate effect.
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Ask HN: What are the biggest issues inside SW dev teams?
2 points by FrankRay78 2y ago|3 comments
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by FrankRay78 2y ago
Take a very long holiday without electronic devices; Nokia brick and decent camera aside.
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Ask HN: What are some wicked problems left to solve in OS development?
1 points by FrankRay78 2y ago|2 comments
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I'm writing an OS that will never be used(bettersoftware.uk)
1 points by FrankRay78 2y ago|0 comments
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RTO vs. WFH: my default recommendations for remote vs. colocated teams(jacobian.org)
1 points by FrankRay78 2y ago|0 comments
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by FrankRay78 2y ago
Dear Scrum Helpline, We are now into the third hour of our planning meeting and we’re still trying to figure what’s going to be in the next release, having had only a couple of small breaks. Some are frustrated, some are quiet and seems fro
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by FrankRay78 2y ago
Some workplaces are so dysfunctional that you’ll never thrive as a Business Analyst. In fact, you’ll be lucky to survive each day without mental health issues or acquiring a hospital pass. Business Analysts often shoulder great organisation
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by FrankRay78 2y ago
Working in big enterprises is usually pretty soul-destroying, FAANG or otherwise.
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by FrankRay78 2y ago
Many developers don’t speak to users or collaborate with the business, instead they take direction from email threads and poorly written tickets. Remote, outsourced and offshore developers know this only too well. Even with better access to
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
Apologies, I overlooked this guideline. I'm more than happy to update it, but unfortunately I'm not seeing a way to update my submission.
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
Developers thrive when they know what to do and can make the right decisions.
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Many developers don't speak to users or collaborate with the business(bettersoftwarerequirements.com)
10 points by FrankRay78 3y ago|6 comments
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
We believe better software requirements can literally change the world.
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
The story of a self-employed software engineer who was diagnosed autistic in his mid-40s
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
C# kernel compiled to x86 using a combination of Microsoft's C# IL and native AOT compilers and the GNU toolchain, bootable in QEMU.
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
Clients don’t understand the value they get from a generalist.
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
I'm the poster, and it's not about advertising per se (I have enough clients and work, to not spruke here). It's about testing the validity of my view about modern software development (being largely broken), hence I'm r
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Most developers don't speak to users(bettersoftware.uk)
7 points by FrankRay78 3y ago|13 comments
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
Better software requirements for development teams and their managers, who don’t collaborate directly with end users and business stakeholders, but still need to produce excellent software.
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
The kernel is 13kb, entirely self-contained, and capable of running without the .Net runtime.
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
Poor communication, in some shape or form, is almost always the problem.
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
Offshore development regularly fails to deliver and often costs more than a local development team or just a good supplier. Being on the receiving end of poorly built software is upsetting, particularly if you’ve tried everything possible t
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
Some folk believe modern agile practices remove the need for software requirements – but this couldn’t be further from the truth.
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
Reflections on a lifetime of seeing myself the same as everyone else.
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
Seeing things in a fairly black-and-white way can cause problems
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
I’ve encountered developers who want every implementation detail written down before they start work. I’m not exaggerating.
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
As a contractor, do you have work ambitions bigger than just maximising profit and reducing tax? Running a B-corp, making corporate donations and offering charity discounts are all good, but I’m talking about something bigger. The kind of t
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by FrankRay78 3y ago
Maximising productivity through focused work no longer applies to me.

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