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841.
by UK-AL 10y ago
Literally the only person who I've met thats made an issue out of this
842.
by UK-AL 10y ago
Continuous delivery is basically another form of Agile
843.
by UK-AL 10y ago
I believe they have reserve requirements. They must keep x% of funds lent out, as cash in a bank. This is what stops them from infinitely creating money.
844.
by UK-AL 11y ago
Yes, we use the word case for issue here
845.
by UK-AL 11y ago
You can commit code code directly to master and still code review all code before production if you want to. We do. Our tooling will tell us what cases have introduced between our current deployment version and the to be released version.
846.
by UK-AL 11y ago
I don't how you can be libertarian and be opposed to free trade and immigration.
847.
by UK-AL 11y ago
Sprints aren't sprints. Replace sprint with time segment. And you get more accurate picture.
848.
by UK-AL 11y ago
The guy advocates CMMI in other posts which is a bureaucratic nightmare to work under. I think this guy isn't a developer, and fetishes over planning and really process driven development.
849.
by UK-AL 11y ago
Kanban is an Agile Methodology.
850.
by UK-AL 11y ago
Oh don't get me wrong, you have planning. You just do everything in a different order. It is radically different because waterfall has distinct phases at a "global" level. Planning(All planning upfront) Implementation(Impleme
851.
by UK-AL 11y ago
All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace
852.
by UK-AL 11y ago
Agile has a lot less structure compared to traditional project management. Decisions are made by developers, peers review each other instead of managers etc Agile is about letting go of the traditional command and control thinking(Managers
853.
by UK-AL 11y ago
Why? Microsoft consistently develops some of the most popular products.
854.
by UK-AL 11y ago
If your team uses agile, but you report using waterfall. Your reports are not mapping reality. It's just lies to keep people happy. Quite simply the order you do things is radically different.
855.
by UK-AL 11y ago
It wasn't really over valuing the price widgets. Valuation only includes all available information. You can't expect random acts of God to be priced in. Overvalution is when psychology everyone is bullish, but the facts are not ba
856.
by UK-AL 11y ago
It's been like that since the last crash.
857.
by UK-AL 11y ago
You have remember 90% of programmers work on fairly boring business applications. They don't get work on cutting edge stuff like cutler.
858.
by UK-AL 11y ago
The comparisons with c# in this article is 10 years out date, so they are no longer relevant.
859.
by UK-AL 11y ago
You just try every character. A computer can do that in < 1 second.
860.
by UK-AL 11y ago
Depends what automated tests you run. You could catch things that are technically wrong, but what about things like the button being in the wrong place. That's nots going to spew errors.
861.
by UK-AL 11y ago
Completely agree. But at least with getters/setters you can intercept calls before they modify state. But you should design so you don't need this in the first place.
862.
by UK-AL 11y ago
Problem is developers take that as an excuse to make state public, which is even worse.
863.
by UK-AL 11y ago
Companies really like people doing it as well, as it locks you into their platform.
864.
by UK-AL 11y ago
There's no such thing as probation period in law. It's a company specific thing. The laws the same if your own a probation period or not.
865.
by UK-AL 11y ago
But that's pretty low salary for london. Bankers/Accountants/Professional services, 45k is first job level for london. It's just programming in general in UK, isn't that highly paid.
866.
by UK-AL 11y ago
I'd say you'd probably need to understand a lot more about distributed systems, SOA, micro-services in enterprise development than normal development.
867.
by UK-AL 11y ago
Depends what part of london you live i guess.
868.
by UK-AL 11y ago
"it's really about the money." - There's nothing wrong with that. Plenty of jobs exist that have to be done, that no one would like to do. People treat money as if it dirty.
869.
by UK-AL 11y ago
Well you do want it, if your running 30 million a year website off it. A little amount of downtime can cost a lot.
870.
by UK-AL 11y ago
Ok, can you give me a link to a clear pricing structure that offers this? We use C#, .Net platform, and write sql directly, so language performance isn't really an issue for us. I've had disks blow up on me before, but didn't

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