Software Engineering and articles

Holding retrospectives

Retrospectives are a key tool for recognizing mistakes, learning from them, and improving continuously in both professional and personal work.

They are not just books, they are also products

Writing a book shares much with developing a product: research, structure, review, launch, and promotion. A book is a value product, not just a written work.

Packs

Two ways to access the author's most relevant books with a discount: the Pack Pro and the Lean MP pack with advisory support included.

The 10 habits of a good software developer

A good developer improves code quality, pays attention to details, works well in teams, and adopts habits that make a real difference in productivity and craftsmanship.

The Lean MP method - new book

A practical guide to managing and growing an entrepreneurial project after launch, using the Lean MP method and its Procedure Matrix.

What I've Learned from Managing Projects

Successfully managing software projects takes more than technical knowledge: it requires realistic planning, organization, cohesive teams, delegation, oversight, and transparency.

A Simple and Effective Task Management System

The ABC method helps you prioritize tasks, reduce stress, and make steady progress with a clear list of specific actions.

What I Talk About When I Talk About Refactoring

Refactoring gradually improves the internal design of software and, together with testing, helps build applications that are easier to understand, maintain, and evolve.

The Programmer's Black Book on Google Play

The Programmer's Black Book is now available on Google Play for Android devices, offering a new way to access this book about the software development profession.

Component-Based Architectures

How to design an extensible corporate framework for a changing business: a core that manages security, users, and persistence, extended through decoupled components.

How to Be an Efficient Developer

Programming efficiently also means protecting your attention. Practical ideas for reducing interruptions, focusing better, and producing higher-quality software.

Don't Let Being a Good Technician Ruin You

Technical excellence alone doesn't guarantee a prosperous career. I explore ways to diversify income through products, services, and independent businesses in the digital economy.