Gabriel Garcia Fdez

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Posted 6 months ago
Technical debt is the continuous accumulation of shortcuts, hacks, duplication, and other sins we regularly commit against our code base in the name of speed and schedule.

Rasmusson, Jonathan. The Agile Samurai: How Agile Masters Deliver Great Software. Pragmatic Bookshelf. 2010
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Posted 7 months ago
[In Unit Testing] you need 100% feature coverage, not 100% code coverage

Marc Tabini at the PHP Barcelona Conference 2011
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Posted 9 months ago
[The Minimal Marketable Product] contains just enough functionality to be viable – to launch, market and sell the product successfully. Developing a minimal product is quicker and cheaper than a more ambitious, feature-rich one. If the product bombs less time and money is lost. If it is a success, the product starts earning money sooner.

Roman Pichler, The Minimal Marketable Product. [Source]
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Posted 11 months ago
Developer’s productivity can also degrade by over 50% for each additional simultaneous project. […] When developers must contribute to multiple projects, make sure that they are guaranteed at least two full days on each project before switching to another. This will minimize the amount of time they must spend reintroducing themselves to each project.

James Leight, Provide Regular Time to Focus. 97 Things Every Project Manager Should Know. O’Reilly. 2009
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