They say our industry changes fast, but in my career so far I only noticed one big paradigm change in software design: rationalist to empiricist. E.g. what is valued changed from: abstract models to feedback from running software, architected to grown, analysis to experimentation
The last few months I have been focussing on an exciting startup journey .. to help improve mental health of children.
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@KentBeck Our experience: async work without at least a few daily sync work opportunities doesn’t work very well for us, especially for more junior team members
@KentBeck My observation: with the big shift to remote work, few prominent remote first pioneers value and promote “async” work driven by documentation, 2 being Basecamp (book Remote) and GitLab (Playbook) and their publications are influential. XP-style collab doesn’t feature, weirdly
@paulg@vedax “These highest-performing firms were identified based on employment growth. The age finding is similar using firms with the fastest sales growth instead, and founder age is similarly high for those startups that successfully exit through an IPO or acquisition. “. Laughable?
@GarethStep@joshilewis@stephan_swart@riaan_dp I meant just see if you can rope in someone already part of the company, without hiring, even if they don’t have titles like architect (in my experience there usually is someone like like this that knows the systems inside out)... but silly to generalise like this I guess