This article is part of the broader series Product Development with Gen AI – Feedback Cycles, where I explore how different roles in product development contribute feedback loops that keep AI-generated outputs aligned with business…
This article is part of the broader series Product Development with Gen AI – Feedback Cycles, where I explore how different roles in product development contribute feedback loops that keep AI-generated outputs aligned with business…
This article is part of the broader series Product Development with Gen AI using Feedback Cycles, where I explore how different roles in product development contribute feedback loops that keep AI-generated outputs aligned with business…
This article is part of the broader series Product Development with Gen AI – Feedback Cycles, where I explore how different roles in product development contribute feedback loops that keep AI-generated outputs aligned with intent,…
The Idea This idea didn’t come from a textbook or a framework slide deck, it emerged from many conversations about how to make systems better. Across teams, organizations, and roles, one pattern kept showing up:…
TL;DR Gen AI becomes reliable not through better prompts, but through layered feedback cycles that continuously align outputs with intent. When working with Gen AI tools, one of the most persistent misconceptions is that success…
Christopher Alexander’s Theory of Centers, introduced in his seminal works A Pattern Language (1977) and The Timeless Way of Building (1979), provides a framework for creating human-centered, dynamic, and sustainable designs in architecture and urbanism.…
My new book Practical Remote Pair Programming is available for pre-order. Learn how to be a better (remote) pair programmer: How to use pair programming efficiently Techniques and styles for pair programming Pair-programming with distributed…
I had Damien on my #RemotePairProgramming series and we also discussed about pair programming lessons: what we both learned about this practice. We talk about our pairing session, but also about our experience with pair programming in various situations.
Microservices are a hype. It made programmers more aware of methods to modularise large monolithic systems, because of stricter component boundaries.
BugsZero Kata is something that Johan Martinsson created in the awake of the movement BugsZero. It is the idea that bugs are optional, and we can improve the system that bugs exist less and less.
Tests should tell a story, and not be some complicated array of technical terms that almost nobody understands. This is our focus during the next #RemotePairProgramming session with Bastien David.
We call our tests paragraphs and our test class a story. Because we feel in a flow, we could go on writing tests that tell a story for a few hours and still discover what it an easy to understand story by the end user: the programmer.