PRs Are Like Trouble Tickets
Adopting a modern development approach brings with it the need to manage PRs, which Steve thinks can be like trouble tickets.
2025-10-01
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Adopting a modern development approach brings with it the need to manage PRs, which Steve thinks can be like trouble tickets.
2025-10-01
112 reads
Steve found someone using an interesting approach to get developers to address some technical debt.
2025-09-08
143 reads
Technical debt is something all of us deal with in our systems, and today Steve has a few thoughts on the impact of debt on database sysstems.
2025-06-25
158 reads
If you have had to fix the thing you just fixed with a fix, you might enjoy today's editorial.
2025-06-16
96 reads
Steve looks back at the Mythical Man Month, a book every software engineer and manager should read.
2025-06-06
101 reads
Today Steve is wondering how you approach coordinating application and database changes. Share which one you deploy first.
2025-04-16
169 reads
Feature flags are being used in modern software development. Steve thinks these should also be a staple of database changes.
2025-04-07
304 reads
Should we build modern software as monoliths or microservices? Or something else? Steve has a few thoughts today.
2025-03-24
130 reads
The idea of chat-oriented programming has led some people to think that AI LLMs will reduce the need for programmers. Steve disagrees.
2025-02-08
127 reads
Choice is good, but too much choice can cause problems in both coffee shops and software teams, as Steve notes today.
2025-01-13
122 reads
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