This was AmA in 2023

On Teaching and Learning

As an expert you will be asked to facilitate the learning of others, not to mention your personal eternal learning in your field.

Panel Discussion “Is it true that ‘The best architectures […] emerge from self-organized teams’”?

Agile Coach meets Manager

A manager today has many parts to the job like being a coach, a leader, and sometimes creating the culture. These are all elements that agile coaches have been

Sustainable architecture in an agile organisation

Integrating sustainability into the design phase of agile sprints for a more holistic and environmentally conscious IT development process.

The Case for Technical Excellence

The case for technical excellence: Moving beyond buzzwords to highlight its importance for all roles in a development organization.

A puppy dies when agile meets reality

Agile meets reality: A humorous exploration of anti-patterns and misunderstandings. Learn from agile mistakes and improve your practices.

Practices from trenches for embracing evolutionary architecture in wild

Overcoming challenges in adopting evolutionary architecture. Decision-making framework, engaging the organization, documentation, governance.

Innovation Enabled, Value Driven Architecture Evolution

Unlocking Innovation: Lean-inspired techniques for high-impact changes in challenging environments. Targeted interventions and value-based approaches.

What is stopping us? A legacy code question

Unraveling Legacy Code: Systemic issues, trust, architecture, and skills that hinder code improvement. Embrace Systems Thinking to enable developers.

Cultivating Architecture in an Agile World

Architecting in a decentralized, agile world: Finding balance, avoiding pitfalls, and supporting evolvability for fast-paced software development.

Granularity and Communication in Microservice Architectures

Preventing Big Ball of Mud in Microservices: Use architecture quantum to analyze communication boundaries and tools for static and dynamic coupling.

The Unbearable Stupidity of Social Sciences

Uncover the software industry's blind spot: neglecting insights from social sciences. Discover historical precedents that can guide software engineering.