team The Debt metaphor sucks, Part 2 Not too long ago I wrote on my dissatisfaction with the 'technical debt' metaphor, to much applause and adoration. And also some browbeating.
team The Debt metaphor sucks As I was packing dirty dishes into the refrigerator and oven I found myself reflecting on my current project. "How is this frantic 'cleaning' any different than when we made questionable technical decisions to help the client make their deadlines?" I asked myself.
git Forkin' If you're like me, you use git an awful lot. Primarily through the command line. Though sometimes from EMACS. And also there are ponies for some reason. Even if you're not like me (but you still use git), a fork-based workflow can be confusing sometimes. How do you manage pulling
team Team Dynamics from the Perspective of a 4th-level Bard Have you ever played a pen-and-paper role-playing game? You create a character. You define whether this character is human, dwarf, elf, or whatever. You decide the character's height, weight, age. You're given an amount of gold with which to equip your character. Will they be a warrior, a mage, a
