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EuroSTAR Testing Conference Prague 2019
(henrikwarne.com)
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henrik_w
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It's not overly verbose, and it's something you need anyway.
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I prefer good logging to debuggers. Often, you can't attach a debugger to the production system, but you can get logs. Also, you are often interested in the whole sequence of events leading up to the problem, not just the current state
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henrik_w
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Currently reading this book (two thirds through it) - can confirm that it is very interesting, and raises many good questions on what producing value actually means.
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I never learnt SQL "properly" until I took one of the first MOOC courses, Introduction to Databases by Jennifer Widom. Really good for getting a better understanding. Also, for a fantastic source on database transactions and iso
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Classic Computer Science Problems in Python
(henrikwarne.com)
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Classic Programmer Paintings
(classicprogrammerpaintings.com)
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I have a similar experience with sporting activities with people in the office. Every week at work we get together and play floorball ("innebandy" in Swedish). It's a mix of people from all departments, and invariably I end u
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I agree, but didn't seem to help in this case though :-)
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Comments Should Be Sentences
(nedbatchelder.com)
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I took a job after doing my MSc, with the thought of going back to do a PhD in a few years time. I did go back after 5 years, but didn't finish the PhD - I only stayed for a year. I mostly thought that I had to do a PhD to keep learnin
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When TDD Is Not a Good Fit
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Tech Book Face Off: Facts and Fallacies of SE vs. Programming Pearls 2
(sam-koblenski.blogspot.com)
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I trust https://www.goclimateneutral.org/ (but with a higher amount than just offsetting your current lifestyle). Started by (among others) Henrik Kniberg, author of SCRUM and XP from the Trenches.
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Supporting our systems through incident workshops
(medium.com)
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Reasons Not to Be a Manager
(charity.wtf)
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I Test in Prod
(increment.com)
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Pronunciations for hexadecimal numbers (1968)
(twitter.com)
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Unit Tests Are Tests of Modularity
(blogs.itemis.com)
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Economists’ Faith in Markets Broke America
(theatlantic.com)
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Some things that might help you make better software (2016)
(drmaciver.com)
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Book Review: Designing Data-Intensive Applications
(henrikwarne.com)
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No mention of climate change in the article.
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I too like find implementing the structures helps me find the solution. It's quite iterative for me. Also, I think of programming as a mix of math and writing: https://henrikwarne.com/2019/03/30/programmi
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Avoid Artificial Stupidity
(mapflat.com)
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I wrote a response to this article (and the follow-up) here: https://henrikwarne.com/2014/09/04/a-response-to-why-most-un...
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Nordic Testing Days Tallinn 2019
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Book Review: Accelerate
(henrikwarne.com)
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I've been blogging for 7 years using Wordpress (hosted, with my name as the domain name). It's been a great experience, and I wish I had started earlier. I don't feel any pressure to blog every week or every month, but over t
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More Good Programming Quotes, Part 3
(henrikwarne.com)
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