Testing Featured Test against what won't change You should only have to change your tests when you change what your system does, not how it does it.
practices How we plan agile features without floating over the waterfall I wrote a post for the Siteminder blog about how we plan features in the Multi-Property team - you can find it at https://www.siteminder.com/news/opinions/how-we-plan-agile-features.
Hackathons What 3 Years of Hacking for Humanity Has Taught Me About Building an MVP in a Weekend For the last three years I’ve helped run a public interest hackathon in Sydney called Random Hacks of Kindness [https://www.meetup.com/rhok-sydney/]. The core idea is pretty simple — charities, non-profits and social enterprises (who we call ‘changemakers’) apply every 6 months with problems that could be solved
Startup Find Your Next Startup Idea in the Trough of the Hype Cycle A while ago I was listening to Kevin Systrom talk about how Instagram started on How I Built This [https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/national-public-radio/how-i-built-this/e/46455236] , and I was struck by his assessment of what caused them to succeed. They weren’t the first to build a social
Kubernetes Open Source is Missing Out on Microservices - Kubernetes is the Solution How we use Kubernetes and Docker to overcome installation difficulties and distribute our open source microservices project
