engineering-management
Chaos Engineering with the Vacation Simulator
Increase resilience through team level chaos engineering using simulated vacations.
Britton Broderick
Sharing experiences, practices, and learnings to improve the field. Experienced startup CTO, DevOps practitioner, and software engineer. Avid reader and audio book listener.
programming
Pairing - Not Just for Writing Code!
Pairing is a powerful collaboration tool, and it's not just for writing code. It's a powerful asset in any stage of the software development lifecycle.
curated-content
Curated Content October 2021
A few pieces of content I thought were worthwhile in the month of October.
elixir
Setting Up an Elixir Development Environment
Getting your development environment setup with Elixir doesn't have to be hard. Here's a quick guide to getting started.
curated-content
Curated Content September 2021
A few pieces of content I thought were worthwhile in the month of September.
curated-content
Curated Content August 2021
A few pieces of content I thought were worthwhile in the month of August.
curated-content
Curated Content July 2021
A few pieces of content I thought were worthwhile in the month of July.
productivity
Spending Your Time Consciously Through Time Tracking
Time tracking personally and professionally can lead to a number of insights to improve your life. Spend your time consciously.
engineering-management
How Tech is Creating Its Own Dust Bowl
Historically, farmers in the USA have neglected managing the health of their soil. This is because there has always been “more land out west”. This is what led to the Dust Bowl, during which as much as 75% of the top soil in some places was lost. This resulted in
hiring
Moving Fast in Hiring Gives You an Edge
Streamlining your hiring process is a source of competitive advantage. Measure it, and improve.
curated-content
Curated Content June 2021
A few pieces of content I thought were worthwhile in the month of June.
architecture
Volatility and Software Architecture
Change is the only constant. But without further framing this particular truism isn’t very useful for informing how you ought to architect your system.