Today a friend shared an image on how to build a MVP. Some months ago I tried to draw something similar on a whiteboard: a unicycle, a bicycle, a bicycle with engine, a motorbike (two wheels), a motorbike with four wheels, a car. Kudos to the author of this amazing...
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Whiskey, Sushi, Systems and Flow
Please find here the slides for my Whiskey, Sushi, Systems and Flow presentation. Resumo: Venha participar de uma conversa que desafia você a pensar sobre os sistemas de todos os dias implícitos e os parâmetros de fluxo. Vamos falar sobre o seguinte: o meu bar de...
Systems Thinking example: boarding a plane
I have seen this pattern many times and decided to write about it. I am about to board a flight. I am comfortable sitting at the gate, and then the boarding is announced. Two crew ground people start looking at IDs and collecting the flight ticket. The line at the...
The Competitive Imperative of Learning
Today’s central managerial challenge is to inspire and enable knowledge workers to solve, day in and day out, problems that cannot be anticipated. by Amy C. Edmondson Read the full article here: The Competitive Imperative of Learning...
Continuous Integration – photos for feedback and visibility
Today I was looking for good images representing Continuous Integration (CI) feedback and visibility. As I have done the same search many times before, I decided to place on this blog post some of the best photos I have found. Here they are: And here a some of...
Software development is empirical
One should learn from previous experiences and previous mistakes. Even better, one should learn from others experiences and mistakes. In software development, we have been very good at adapting knowledge from other industries. This has been especially the case with...







