…And doesn’t it pay off? Let’s find the culprit together. Before we dive in, keep in mind that this question is tricky for at least two reasons: (Mostly) no one consciously profits from technical debt. It’s not about deliberately …
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Internet is full of articles and videos explaining the distinction between these two terms to varying degrees of accuracy. But what do they really mean? What Problem Are We Solving? In our work, we often focus solely on the results of our tasks. We …
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Some time ago, my programmer friend surprised me with this statement: “I work in a product company. We don’t have deadlines – we’ll finish when we finish.” In rare cases, this may be true. But even in product companies, it’s …
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Often I see this problem in the context of solution design: We discuss options. We consider several potential candidates. We determine how much profit each option will bring. Usually, the one that provides the most and the fastest wins. No one …
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Welcome back to the #TechLead series! In the previous article, we discussed the basics of Event Storming - Big Picture. Today, we continue our journey through the world of use cases, focusing on practical application and examples. Use Cases – A Quick …
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Have you ever wondered how the changes introduced within your organization affect individual departments and people in your company? There is a tool that can help identify these impacts and assist in managing changes. This tool is called the profit …
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Continuing our Tech Lead series on software design methods, let’s dive into the first method: Event Storming - Big Picture. I have already discussed Event Storming in general, so now it’s time to go through the individual levels of this …
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Understanding business drivers and architectural drivers, as well as design patterns, is crucial for designing effective solutions. In this article, we will explore what design truly entails and its relationship with Agile methodology. We will also …
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In our industry, there are battle-tested software design patterns. You can use them to solve problems that you’ll undoubtedly encounter at some point in your product’s lifecycle. Additionally, there’s no need to reinvent the …
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We already know the business goals we want to achieve with our solution (don’t know? Check here). Now we need to focus on the product architecture. It is the technical lead’s task to meet the technical expectations of the project being executed. But …
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