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…
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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…
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…
Thoughts on „How Google Tests Software“
During my recent years as Software Project Manager I learned to appreciate modern software testing beyond just a tool. In earlier blog posts I described my personal hands-on progress on…
Technology Radar #24: Automotive SW perspective
I am following the Thoughtworks Technology Radar since approximately five years. Since I first became aware about it (IIRC a colleague forwarded a version to me), I enjoyed its volumes…
Thoughts on Refactoring from Martin Fowler
In my series of book reviews on classics its time to take on another evergreen: Refactoring from Martin Fowler. It was already referenced a multiple times in the earlier books…
Thoughts on Clean Agile from Robert C. Martin
My third book review leads me to the third book in a row from Robert C. Martin. You may think I am a fanboy or such, but its just that…
How some distrust in modern software development is good
A few weeks ago a colleage mentioned in an argument that in contrast to open source communities, where mutual distrust between many personally unknown contributors is prevalent, in a corporate…