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OCTOBER 24, 2019
The post Software development: What you measure tends to improve appeared first on Software Improvement Group. As a result, organizations spend fortunes on measuring everything left and right. There is no shortage of management dashboards or fancy spreadsheets showing all aspects of […].
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JUNE 4, 2018
Our benchmark of development best practices shows piece-meal improvement By Joost Visser Following best practices or typing away blindly? Code quality control and automated testing are improving, but still not fully adopted by most teams. The post Are we getting better at software development?
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SIG
JUNE 4, 2018
Our benchmark of development best practices shows piece-meal improvement By Joost Visser Following best practices or typing away blindly? Code quality control and automated testing are improving, but still not fully adopted by most teams. The post Are we getting better at software development?
SIG
DECEMBER 4, 2019
Both sides underestimate the complexity of software By Luc Brandts Reading time: 3 minutes For some time now, I’ve been on the side of independently evaluating and improving software. For years, I’d been on the software development side […].
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MARCH 20, 2019
The post Project SENECA: Making cloud-based software engineering faster, more sustainable and energy efficient appeared first on Software Improvement Group. The post Project SENECA: Making cloud-based software engineering faster, more sustainable and energy efficient appeared first on Software Improvement Group.
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JUNE 5, 2018
By Evelyn van Kelle Software quality takes time. Timely feedback can mean clarity over confusion; a validation of assumptions can mean shorter development cycles. The post Strong feedback loops make strong software teams appeared first on Software Improvement Group. For example, let’s say you have […].
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JUNE 5, 2018
By Evelyn van Kelle Software quality takes time. Timely feedback can mean clarity over confusion; a validation of assumptions can mean shorter development cycles. The post Strong feedback loops make strong software teams appeared first on Software Improvement Group. For example, let’s say you have […].
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