Good day, it has been a while since my last post. Have been quite busy at work and home. The holidays are approaching so things might improve somewhat.
In this post I am not going to write code. I am going to let you know about things that called my attention in the past few weeks.
I am currently reading “Software Engineering at Google Lessons Learned from Programming Over Time”, curated by Titus Winters, Tom Monshreck & Hyrum Wright, published by O’Reilly. And yes, it is the book with the pink flamingo on the cover. Continue reading “Software Engineering at Google Lessons Learned from Programming Over Time”
Earlier this morning while having breakfast with my wife, around 06:30 AM she noted that the day was quite dark. I replied that this is normal this time of the year, especially because 
The use of string tests might not be a common process when testing software; perhaps it should.
I tend to wake up early morning and spend some time reading on my phone. Today was not different. I browse my Tweeter account about three times a day. Typically I do not reply or re tweet. I am a firm believer that software engineering and understanding the inner works of computers and how operating systems run applications is extremely important in producing quality software.
This past week I read a couple articles about what hiring managers are looking for. Having co-owned and managed a software development business for over a decade and worked for small, medium and large size companies, encouraged me to write this post.