Back in the day, technology limitations forced software development teams to be disciplined, rigid, and inflexible. Thank goodness for SaaS and CI/CD.
Someone has to eat the turd sandwich, and it usually ends up being the software developers and the QA team.
The not-so-subtle superpower of a web page is that it can basically do whatever it wants when you request it. In other words, social media is irritating by design.
You may have heard it said that ‘All code is legacy code.’ It’s a useful guiding principle — and truer than we want to admit.
The early PC and Internet days were a glorious time for technology, when magical new developments in hardware and software were thrilling and life-changing. Kind of like today.
You probably get an endless barrage of news, information, social media, and who-knows-what-else through several automated feeds every day. How’s that working out?
Sure, Apple is a great company that makes great products. But many of its policies and practices rub me the wrong way.
Big question marks hang over the programming and software development website with all the answers.