Quote of the Month September 2021 – Software Complexity

Complexity isn’t caused by a single catastrophic error; it accumulates in lots of small chunks. A single dependency or obscurity, by itself, is unlikely to affect significantly the maintainability of a software system. Complexity comes about because hundreds or thousands of small dependencies and obscurities build up over time.

Quote of the Month May 2021 – Great Developers Are Raised

Today, companies create ridiculously complicated multi-step interview processes that filter out candidates that are “not good enough.” We rarely give an opportunity to candidates spoiled by shitty companies and bad influence. We forget that some candidates weren’t lucky enough to meet an inspiring mentor or work in a supportive team. …

Quote of the Month April 2021 – The Problems With Test Plans

On the surface, test plans sound like an excellent idea. For instance, here’s the definition of a test plan taken from Wikipedia: “A test plan is a document detailing the objectives, resources, and processes for a specific test for a software or hardware product. The plan typically contains a detailed …