nomorefools

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by nomorefools 5y ago
Agility has nothing to do with software quality. Remember project management triangle: time, scope, quality. The more time you put into development or testing, the less bugs you may find. The less scopes you push into the application, the l
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by nomorefools 5y ago
I work as an IT guy in a bank. I hate my jobs, and pandemic makes it worse. I think pandemic has driven the company to change its business. This forces the people to work on anything to save the business. Work more hours for urgent project,
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by nomorefools 5y ago
Software engineers should be excited about their company's product because they are the only ones who can see how software can solve the customer's problem. Business people can say AI can help business, but they don't know ho
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by nomorefools 5y ago
Depends. Companies with stronger financial tend to less affected to sentiment. But to beat the market, sentiment is the key that makes the difference in the equation.
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by nomorefools 5y ago
Did you bring an Android phone?
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by nomorefools 6y ago
My top down approach for writing software design docs: 1. Business objectives 2. Users and use cases 3. Architecture <- design decision, performance expectation, wide picture of the system 4. Infrastructures <- you may mention environ
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by nomorefools 6y ago
So far domain driven development is relevant to my job. I was working at online travel company, developing backend services. I found this paradigm is useful when deciding where to put codes. Since, the codes are managed by domain, it become
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by nomorefools 9y ago
The perception about an SaaS product's price might depend on how customers value them. I want to mention SiftScience as the example. Note that it's a B2B SaaS product. The company I am working for is running an eCommerce business.