2021-07-01 Nerd Roundup!
We may have only talked about one or two links in our list this week, but we had a great time talking about tech, orgs, process, and what makes an ethical and effective consultant.
This should work in iTunes. (This link http://danielbmarkham.com/podcast/rss is a podcast feed) If it doesn't work, here's a direct link to the mp3: 2021-07-01 Nerd Roundup!
Marc Danziger joins James Grenning and I as we talk about the news this week in the world of tech. Marc's much more of a process/strategic tech consultant and brings a next-level people-process-nerditry look at things.
| STORY | BUT WHY? |
| BDD Example | Jon did a great video that walks through doing ATDD/BDD in a production environment using real code |
| Data-Oriented Design (Or Why You Might Be Shooting Yourself in The Foot With OOP) | From 2009, this is another look at an age-old topic: are we thinking about constructing software in a way that makes actually maintaining and running the software better or worse? |
| There is some middle ground between data-oriented design and OOP | Related HN comment. Welcome to Incremental Strong Typing |
| Incremental Strong Typing | My essay on Incremental Strong Typing |
| Ask HN: What software do you use to gather requirements? | PM-type software, the endless rerun |
| EasyAM | Cool project I started a few years ago. I need to finish up the latest version |
| Unison Programming Language | This and supercompilers will change computing as we know it (If we don't repeat the same mistakes all over again) |
| Outline of a Supercompiler in F# | My essay on Supercompilers |
| Avoiding complexity with systemd | Is this good enough for most uses? What would drive moving up to containers? |
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