Honeycomb

JULY 12, 2023

While Charity has deep experience in the domains of infrastructure & operations, databases, and backend engineering, I come originally from design, frontend, and product engineering, and I take a particular joy in collaborating with product management and ux design.

Part-Time VPE 98

Part-Time VPE Engineering B2C Technical Review 98

Honeycomb

JANUARY 5, 2021

This normalized parenting in a way I’ve never experienced in a job before: one point from today's incident review "what went well" section: > [employee] felt empowered to say "I'm parenting" and not step into the incident. We now have a 1:2 ratio of product managers to designers, which is super unusual.

Part-Time VPE 58

Part-Time VPE Technical Review Engineering Software Review 58

Honeycomb

JANUARY 5, 2021

This normalized parenting in a way I’ve never experienced in a job before: one point from today's incident review "what went well" section: > [employee] felt empowered to say "I'm parenting" and not step into the incident. We now have a 1:2 ratio of product managers to designers, which is super unusual.

Part-Time VPE 52

Part-Time VPE Technical Review Engineering Software Review 52

Altexsoft

MARCH 3, 2023

In this post, we explore the concept of cross-functional teams in product development , discuss the benefits and challenges of running a cross-functional team, and give practical recommendations for building it. In the meantime, a developer can work with a QA engineer to identify and fix the bugs or issues that pop up during testing.

Examples 52

Examples UI/UX Development Technical Review 52

LaunchDarkly

JANUARY 14, 2020

It was good we had that conversation because I had done the last thing at the last startup where I was a department of one and I had built a system that only I had enough context to run. Yoz: There are some kinds of failure that you’re not going to know about because they don’t involve system failure.

Weak Development Team 10

Weak Development Team DevOps Testing Agile 10

LeanEssays

JULY 14, 2019

I then make a sustained argument from the Linux experience for the proposition that “Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow”, suggest productive analogies with other self-correcting systems of selfish agents, and conclude with some exploration of the implications of this insight for the future of software.

Software Review 91

Software Review Software Engineering Continuous Delivery Technical Review 91