Daniel Koller

dad, software dev, enjoying life, learner

[Daniel Koller @dkoller82]

#nextbook

[Daniel Koller @dkoller82]

#nextbook

[Daniel Koller @dkoller82]

#nextbook

[Daniel Koller @dkoller82]

#nextbook

[Daniel Koller @dkoller82]

#nextbook

[Daniel Koller @dkoller82]

#nextbook

[Daniel Koller @dkoller82]

#nextbook

[Daniel Koller @dkoller82]

#nextbook

[Daniel Koller @dkoller82]

#nextbook

[Daniel Koller @dkoller82]

#nextbook

[Adam Tornhill @AdamTornhill]

Problematic code isn’t born clean: it starts bad and just gets worse.

[Doc Norton @DocOnDev]

"[A] way you increase bottleneck capacity is to take some of the load off the bottlenecks and give it to non-bottlenecks.” – E. M. Goldratt

[Daniel Koller @dkoller82]

#nextbook

[I Can Haz Agile? @agile_memes]

Cutting deep. #agile

[Neil Gunther @DrQz]

Gaphorism 1.2: Best Practices are an admission of failure.
https://t.co/wUWWeoOzRy

[Daniel Koller @dkoller82]

Meaning and Purpose https://t.co/ITeewJg2lH #toRead

[Oliver Drotbohm 🥁 & 👨‍💻 @odrotbohm]

The primary objective of system decomposition is to support change. To contain the effects of a change to as few as possible elements. If your decomposition strategy does not align with that, it’s distracting at best and harmful at worst.

[Daniel Koller @dkoller82]

How to Write Unit Tests Which Won't Tie Our Hands

https://t.co/20vtfcIUF8

long but worth it, thx @petrikainulaine

[Roy van Rijn @royvanrijn]

Interview with a solution architect.