[DDD] Your product is too small

If I may take a wild guess: your product is too small. Especially if you’re not working at a tech company, like a SaaS or the like.

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[DDD] Lipstick on a DevOps

I’ve been pondering how language is such an important part of making DevOps succeed. Or of making it fail.

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[DDD] Functional smells

Software Developer wisdom has it that problems with testing point to problems with your architecture. If tests are hard to write, brittle, kludgy, brain-bending to create: that is what software people call a “smell”: an indication that something might not be quite right.

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[DDD] Test plans in DevOps

Traditionally, testing followed a test plan. A mighty document listing what would be tested, and by whom, and how.

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[DDD] Explicit and implicit contracts

Recently I recorded a very interesting podcast episode with my old friend Adrian Ratnapala, who works as a site reliability engineer at Google.

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[DDD] Don't make success a negative

“Your reward is: no punishment.” Have you ever been in that situation? That the best you could hope for was not to be scolded?

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