Thoughts on “Implementing Lean Software Development”
Reading and summarizing books on lean software development, so you dont have to. Part 3 (see Part 1 and Part 2). “Implementing Lean Software Development” written by Mary and Tom…
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Technology Radar #29: Automotive SW perspective
As written before, I really like the regular updates provided by Thoughtworks in their Technology Radar. My focus is on the applicability of techniques, tools, platforms and languages for automotive…
Thoughts on „Lean Software Development in Action“
Reading and summarizing books on lean software development, so you dont have to. Part 2 (see Part 1). “Lean Software Development in Action” written by Andrea Janes and Giancarlo Succi…
Thoughts on „Lean-Agile Software Development“
Reading and summarizing books on lean software development, so you dont have to. Part 1. Besides agile philosophy, practices, processes & methods, lean becomes an increasingly recognized topic around software…
Technology Radar #27: Automotive SW perspective
As written before, I really like the regular updates provided by Thoughtworks in their Technology Radar. My focus is on the applicability of techniques, tools, platforms and languages for automotive…
Developing a CI/CD maturity model for ECU SW engineering
Continuous Integration in Automotive is like teenage sex: everyone talks about it, nobody really knows how to do it, everyone thinks everyone else is doing it, so everyone claims they…
Technology Radar #26: Automotive SW perspective
As written before, I really like the regular updates provided by Thoughtworks in their Technology Radar. Since the new version #26 was released a few weeks back, I found now…
Simple CI/CD for embedded devices
After some years of private tinkering with CI/CD workflows for web development, and a good load of professional exposure to embedded projects working hard to get CI/CD in a scaling,…
3D Printing Periphery
Some of my reader already know: A few months ago my wife and me bought a 3d printer, the Prusa MK3S+ (yes, she was pushing this). We decided for the…
Thoughts on „Reinventing Organizations“ by Frederic Laloux
Next in my reviews of work-related books we have „Reinventing Organizations“ by Frederic Laloux (the illustrated, shortened version). This is going to be short, I essentially read the book in…