Adrià Fontcuberta·Nov 9, 2021The minefield of software developmentMore often than not, we build software based on hope.A response icon1A response icon1
Adrià Fontcuberta·Sep 23, 2021Marginal gains: In favor of continuous improvementWe overestimate what we can achieve in a short period. At the same time, we underestimate a long-term improvement process.A response icon1A response icon1
Adrià Fontcuberta·Jul 22, 2021Embracing unknown unknownsOnce upon a time in 1869, a Russian scientist named Mendeleev was obsessed with ordering all elements present in nature. The typical…
Adrià Fontcuberta·Jan 13, 2021Be predictable, my friendThere are many virtues a team can show. But I’ve come to realize that it boils down to this:A response icon1A response icon1
Adrià Fontcuberta·Jul 24, 2020You say slowI’ve been told I was going slow in every project I ever participated in.
Adrià Fontcuberta·May 14, 2020The goal of software developmentWhy would anyone give money to me to type weird stuff on a computer?
Adrià Fontcuberta·Mar 18, 2020Back to BasicsSometimes we face hard choices, where there’s no clear path or direction. Actually, we might not even have a clear goal.A response icon1A response icon1
Adrià Fontcuberta·Feb 20, 2020A small incrementSomeone was pleased with us last week (“us” as in “my team”).
Adrià Fontcuberta·Feb 5, 2020All power to the TeamsSome random thoughts about software development teams
Adrià Fontcuberta·Dec 17, 2019“But, wait. So you don’t write unit tests?”Recently I’ve been asked how I approach the unit vs. integration vs. e2e debate. I’ve answered it twice below