
Five for Friday – March 8, 2024
Published on March 8, 2024
So much cool stuff going on that I’m not even going to talk about the State of the Union speech last night. Instead – slightly less controversial, and more geeky stuff for me to share.
- I was on the Quality Bits podcast with Lina Zubyte recently. It was a lot of fun, and possibly worth checking out.
- Danny Faught has a long-overdue (but fascinating) update in his writing on Jerry Weinberg – The Rise of the Tabulators.
- In case you missed it, Agile is Dead. But it’s not. But it is. Either way, this article from Dave Thomas is spot on.
- I wrote about OKRs (aka Big Rocks) recently on the other blog. I loved this blog post – and adored the title. If culture eats strategy for breakfast, OKRs are just the cheap juice everyone gulps down first.
- Finally, once upon a time, I helped one of the first teams at Microsoft use git for their source control (after way too long using a perforce fork). I know that , msft would never have used Mercurial, but I finally understand Why Facebook doesn’t use Git. It’s probably worth noting that the recounted conversations with the git team were a lot like discussions at Microsoft. Caring about the customer goes a long way.
That last editorial aside, this week’s FfF is complete. Have a great weekend, enjoy yourselves, and stay safe (and warm).