This weekend Cory tweeted a link to Dave Fancher’s great article on how F# not just helps but actually enforces clean code: A thoughtful analysis of how F# protects for many code quality issues: Clean Code, Evolved http://t.co/NloKicxCVb via @davefancher — Cory House (@housecor) August 31, 2014 This turned into an interesting debate with Dave…
It’s been a week of mixed emotions. I am so pleased to have been offered and accepted a great new job. But I am also going to be leaving another great job and many people who I’ve been friends with for a long time. Here is my resignation letter. 28th August 2014 Dear Sirs, I…
Last month, in part 1 I concluded that the problem was too much choice and not enough curation, but promised that an upcoming blog series was going to change all of that. A lofty goal, for sure, and as yet undelivered. This blog series is still very much on my to-do list, and not something…
What would you do if you hit the lottery? How can you do some of that right now? Individuals are the sole cause of anything that’s ever happened. This quote is the end of Philip Su’s Goodbye Microsoft, Hello Facebook blog post. In it he gives advice on working more constructively with your colleagues and…
Zombie Code Kill 