Monthly Archives: June 2021

There is no “us” in team

Posted on 2021-06-10 by Graham

I’ve talked before about the non-team team dynamic that is “one person per task”. Where the management and engineers collude to push the organisation beyond a sustainable pace by making sure that at all times, each individual is kept busy … Continue reading →

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It was requested on twitter that I start answering community questions on the podcast. I’ve got a few to get the ball rolling, but what would you like to ask? Comment here, or reach me wherever you know I hang … Continue reading →

Posted on 2021-06-03 by Graham | Leave a comment

An Imagined History of Object-Oriented Programming

Posted on 2021-06-01 by Graham

Having looked at hopefully modern views on Object-Oriented analysis and design, it’s time to look at what happened to Object-Oriented Programming. This is an opinionated, ideologically-motivated history, that in no way reflects reality: a real history of OOP would require … Continue reading →

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