Jeffrey Lee

Thanks, Justin!

Thanks, Alice! :)

Fun article! I liked its unique approach. :)

Loved the football example! Great article.

Plenty! Particle offers many hardware kits, but it depends on what you want to do.

• Particle Maker Kit – Great for beginners who are just starting
• Asset Tracker Kit – Gives you the right hardware to track your prized possessions
• Electron 3G Kit – Allows you to create cellular-connected products

Honestly, just check out their whole store and you’ll find something you’ll like

Thanks for the white paper link! Great article.

Very comprehensive read of what DevOps is about. :)

Thanks Justin!

I like this idea: "executing a cyber security strategy is a journey." Seems to hold true to a lot of practices in business. Thanks for sharing!

• "Writing user stories as a team . . .Writing user stories, then, is a corresponding and collaborative effort involving the entire Scrum team. The process should create a shared understanding of what will be built and for what reasons (the product owner providing the ‘why,’ the scrum team detailing the ‘how,’ both defining the ‘what’), and a shared sense of ownership among team members." - I liked this one, I found this helped when I was creating user stories at a prior company.

Interesting data you shared from Capgemini! Thanks for sharing.

I notice this issue a lot in my working environments as well.

As a technical writer, I come across the same issue when creating content or developing a guide. I can easily throw together a 300 - 500 article in an hour. But I can't say the quality of the article is the best. Do you have any more suggestions on how we can move towards this common goal of speed and quality?

Great post!

Great list, Mike!

Learned a lot. :)

Every time I see these DevOps fad or not articles, I can't help but click. :)

You make excellent points and five-year projections as well. Great article, Brian!

Thanks Denis!

Great article, Isabel!

I agree with the quote you cited and your statement: "'Without data, you are just another person with an opinion' and that reminded me of how hard, but at the same time important, it is to measure quality."

I often have a difficult time finding the data I want. The metrics you added seem like a great way to keep track of it though.

Haha! That's funny. The home page loads for me in Chrome though. I wonder what is going on there.

Bookmarked this. Great article.

Thanks, Caitlin!

Informative! I'm sure everyone who is at Jenkins World right now appreciates this information. :)

Must be some type of bug. It's okay, my article looks controversial now. :)

Great Ford comparison. I thought that really helped illustrate your point. :)

Great breakdown!

I haven't heard of smoke tests before - I can see how these are incredibly crucial.

Thanks for teaching me something new!

Interesting experiment and article! :)

Interested to see what happens with 98.

This was a great article. I recently became a Project Manager for my team and this was incredibly insightful. Thanks!

Great article! I like your comment about how screenshots show "software defects in an unbiased way." Totally true and I haven't thought about it that way before. Thanks!

Hmm, that’s a good question! Complexity is more of a natural state, it’s neither good or bad. I doubt that any developer wants their system to be in a state of entropy though. I think as long as the system of complexity is controlled, then it's fine.

It's incredible. All of this could've sounded like fiction ten years ago. It will be interesting to see if any of these developments will change how Prime memberships work. I could see more benefits from having a prime membership, but will there be a price increase? Time will tell.

Alot of people underestimate the strain commuting puts on an employee as well. For some, that is two hours of there day gone just going to and from work. How could that time be better spent? Yeah, there may be some issues where it can be difficult to communicate with workers during the day, but those are minor compared to the amount of time you lose driving to and from work. Like you said, as long as the right person is selected, they are motivated, they are a hard-worker, working from home shouldn't be too much of an issue. I'm not saying it's the way to go, but it's great when companies are flexible with their work environments.

Great approach to usability testing, I’ll have to check this out.