A Common Sense Approach to Git PRs
Here’s my common sense approach to authoring and reviewing Git PR’s in a team environment
Author: Tim Butterfield
I'm a software engineer with 20 years experience. More importantly, I care about my craft and I'm passionate about delivering value to my clients, producing high quality work and finding ways to continuously improve. It's been suggested that I'm a good communicator, something that I consider to be at the heart of great software delivery. I value pragmatism, modern development techniques and tools, pair programming and healthy doses of technical debate.
Composition is King!
Composition is at the heart of many software engineering tasks but I believe that we take it’s significance for granted.
Open Source Software and your chosen execution model
What happens when the OSS package your using doesn’t fit your execution model?
Serverless deploy – developer policy
The Serverless framework is an easy to use, mature and well understood framework for scaffolding and deploying functions in to AWS. The developer story is a great, but what IAM policy is required to perform a Serverless deploy?
It’s not flaky!
Flaky is a term that has no place in software delivery. Here I express my dislike for it.
Faking it
I ought to say that this isn’t a post about TDD, Mocks, Stubs, Fakes, Dependency Infection and the like. This is a post about F# Fake and specifically my experience of using it. Before that though… Stuart Fieldman…
Here's a Thought 